Stampin’ Up! Embellished Events Birthday
A colorful birthday cake from Embellish Events stamp set is a great way to celebrate a friend’s birthday. Using markers to color in the cake layers adds fun color and adding pearls makes it extra special! The Embellish Events set is a versatile set that will take you through many seasons and special events.
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I used the Rich Razzleberry, More Mustard, Midnight Muse and Soft Suede to color in the cake stamp then stamped it on Very Vanilla cardstock. I like to use the point of my Paper-Piercing Tool to add the adhesive-backed Basic Jewel Pearls.
I used the Stamp-a-ma-jig to stamp celebrate three times along the bottom of the More Mustard cardstock. After stamping the message I embossed this piece with the Elegant Lines Folder in the Big Shot Die-Cutting Machine, and finally, added a couple of pearls. I highlighted the stamped sentiment by tieing Victoria Crochet Lace just above it.
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Enjoy, Julie
Such rich beautiful colors for fall/winter birthdays. With this embossing folder and lace ribbon, it’s wonderfully feminine—but with chevron or houndstooth embossing and a grosgrain or such ribbon, it would be a wonderful masculine card. Thanks for sharing your talent!
I love how you made that cake. Until just now I had never really paid attention to that stamp set. Now I can see it’s a must-have for my next order! Lovely card!
Love all the extra touches you put on the cake, and the pearls in between the “celebrate” sentiments. Thanks for joining SUO Challenges this week.