I have never made a 4th of July card so my mind was buzzing with ideas. I ended up going a very simple route. My daughter does not approve....she says it's boring! LOL Tell me what you think!!! I used this wonderful 4 letter sentiment "FREE" from Mark's Finest Papers a Heinrich Co. Wild Horses.
I hope you have a safe and happy 4th next week and I will do my best not to think about the return of school but revel in my last few weeks of family FREEdom!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is the stamp set I used:
This is the stamp set you could win at FOSTV Challenge:
PaperPlay Challenges - use a die (die-namics from MFT)
Allsorts challenge - use a die (die-namics from MFT)
Great layering of Stars! Love the design.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the big star and all the white space. Your daughter would think I'm boring, too. HAHAHHA
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking yesterday how it seems when the July 4th holiday comes, it does kind of mean summer is heading downhill. But, I do love that holiday....my second favorite, with Christmas being #1. I'm sure we'll have plenty of hot weather left for a few months. It was 102 degrees in my area of AL yesterday. Yikes!
Awesome card! Love the textured bg.
ReplyDeleteBoring? Seriously??? I think just the opposite. I think its amazing! I love the detail and the embossing. So awesome!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card - love the stars and the sentiment across the center!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks fabulous! I love the subtle aging you used. I have to respectfully disagree with your daughter. I find your card remarkable!
ReplyDeleteWow! Love all the texture-not boring at all the blue patterned paper really makes it pop
ReplyDeletenow I so need to order that stamp set-truly wish I had your ability to create
it´s a very pretty card, Angie!
ReplyDeletethank you for your lovely comment on my blog, I´m happy I could inspire you!
hugs, Alina
Angie your card is beautiful!! I love the simplicity and texture :)
ReplyDeleteGreat card. I totally love the design.
ReplyDeleteI don't think it is boring at all! you've done a beautiful job with bringing in different shapes and textures and colors for a wonderful CAS design.
ReplyDeleteShelby