Monday, January 8, 2024

Spellbinders January Embossing Folder of The Month -- Birthday Card

I'm very happy to be sharing this card I made with Spellbinders January Embossing Folder of The Month!  January's embossing folder is a beautiful leafy one that will make a beautiful background for many different styles of cards!

Spellbinders has many different clubs to join with stamps, dies, embossing folders, BetterPress Letterpress  plates, and more!  There are several other benefits of belonging to a Spellbinders Club.  Check it all out on their club information page.  You can join these clubs this month from January 6 to January 27.

This was a quick and easy card today!  First I used the "Branching Out" Embossing Folder of the Month to emboss an A2 sized piece of 80# Neenah.  I glued that to my card base and set it aside to work on the other elements.

I die cut the Sealed Twine die from pink cardstock and adhered it to the card.  I wrapped the extra around to the back of the card.  Next time, I will probably just cut it flush with the card edges.

Did you see my previous post where I said I misplaced the January Stitching Die set and didn't use the included flowers?  Well, the flowers on this card are from that set!  Haha!  Of course, any small flower dies you have would be beautiful too.  After I die cut them from colored cardstock (colors linked below) I glued the layers together and then added them to my card.

I added a sentiment by making a wax seal with the Sweet Happy Birthday wax seal stamp.  I used a gold pigment pen to color over the details of the seal.

These clubs really do have something for everyone, and if desired, can be cancelled at any time.  Thank you so much for stopping by today!  I appreciate you!

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1 comment:

  1. So happy you found your little dies -- they top this card off perfectly!

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