Good morning all!
Today I have a card to share with you. It was a rather quick card to make (maybe 1.5 hrs *sigh*) and full of fun and pattern!
The sentiment Sto Lat means "100 years" in Polish, which is another way to say Happy Birthday:
Card Ingredients: My Mind's Eye Fine and Dandy papers; Recollections cardstock; EK Success corner punch; Dress It Up button; Doodlebug baker's twine. Tools: sewing machine.
I made this birthday card for the following challenges: CASE Study - CASE Jennifer's card; My Craft Spot and The Crafty Pad - let's here it for the boys; Birthday Sundaes - birthdays.
Thanks as always for the visit!
14 Bits of Love:
This is awesome! I absolutely love this card!!!
Absolutely fantastic Deanne!! Love the fun papers and design - the polish sentiment looks beautiful with it all! xx
Fabulous card, so clever and well thought out.
Great card & papers- thanks for playing at Birthday Sundaes this week! :)Amy
Beautiful card! Thanks for joining us at The Crafty Pad this week.
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Pinky guest dt
I ♥ it!
Wow Deanne, this is gorgeous, love the style and bright colours... can't believe it just took you 1/2 hr!!
Wonderful card! I LOVE the patterned papers you chose. This color combination is wonderful! Thanks for sharing it with us at CASE Study Challenge! :)
It totally put a smile on my face, to see this sentiment! I'm a Pole! :) Thank you for joining us at CASE Study this week! xo
Lovely card! I love those bright colors and it is beautiful how you matched background paper with the one on the squares. The sentiment is gorgeous! :)
Have a blessed day!
Aleksandra
I really like this one, and the font you used is lovely. This is a perfect example of when 'less is more'.
Gorgeous card,love the papers and stitching.Thanks for joining us at My Craft Spot this week.
Jayne x
Awesome card!! I love the design and your color layout! Thanks for joining us this week at Birthday Sundaes! :)
What a fabulous card! The papers are terrific and your stitching is fantastic!
Thanks so much for playing along with us at My Craft Spot!
Kate
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