The CD Sunday blog is one year old and to celebrate they are having a first and second prize for the best birthday cards. I've skidded in by the seat of my pants again!
I've gone back to a very old CD rom for this card - Simple But Stylish by Sharon Duncan (2005). I think this little girl is really cute and have used her previously for a sister's birthday card. This time I've flipped the image so that the girls would be facing each other on the front of the card. I've also resized the frames from the same cd. Inside I've used another Sharon Duncan CD rom, Embossibilities - Celebration. I've printed the candle design in purple on both sides of the paper and folded it to make an exploding card. I've made several of these cards in the past - some were requested by friends after they'd seen one I'd made for my hubby's auntie.The card is finished of with peeloffs, ribbon and gems from my stash.
The card is very difficult to photgraph/scan. The first photo was scanned but came out very white/bright. And the photo of the interior doesn't really show the 'Wow' factor when the recipient opens it.
Dashing off to post on the CD Sunday Blog before they close the challenge today. Good luck everyone who enters, there's some beautiful cards been entered.
Hi Pamela, good to have you back with us. Super card for our birthday celebrations, my favourite colours too. Thanks for sharing it with us at CD Sunday this week.
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Smashing card, love the colours - thanks for joining the CD Sunday Challenge.
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Hi Pamela this is a great card and I have this cd somewhere, I'd totally forgotten about it. Many thanks for joining in with our birthday celebrations this week.
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This comment looks to be very late but it is my second attempt. Blogger wasn't playing fair last time I visited. I love this card Pamela and thought it certainly WOWED when opened. Thank you for joining in with our Birthday Celebrations at Cd Sunday and please keep joining in.
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