Itty Bitty Birthdays with Peaceful Poppies DSP for the Alphabet Challenge

Triple Layer Technique with Itty Bitty Birthday by Stampin' Up!

 

The next challenge at the Alphabet Challenge is one you have no excuse not to play. It’s “W is for Anything You Wish.” Fun, right?! I posted a fun shadow box card on Wednesday with the gorgeous Peaceful Poppies products, so I could not resist playing with them some more. This designer paper is wonderful!! I usually like my sentiments to be on the larger side, but this time the paper needed to be the focal point, so Itty Bitty Birthdays stamp set had just the right size for my card.

 

Triple Layer Technique with Itty Bitty Birthday by Stampin' Up! Triple Layer Technique with Itty Bitty Birthday by Stampin' Up!

My Secrets to Making This Itty Bitty Birthdays Project
Card Base and Background
  • This card base is 6″ square of Blackberry Bliss cardstock (12″x6″ and scored at 6″). Poppy Parade was cut to  5 3/4″ and adhered to the cardstock.
  • This paper needed something special like the triple layer technique but I didn’t want to add the cardstock layer – the paper was just too pretty! So, I cut the DSP and with my old Square dies, then cut twice with the same size from Blackberry Bliss. I did this same step with the smaller square. The cardstock pops the DSP up just enough to give it some dimension.
Peaceful Poppy Details
  • The poppy was cut from more DSP and Poppy Parade cardstock. They are made to fit together but I wanted the outline to be off just a little for a little fun detail. Then, the leaves were cut from Mossy Meadow and Old Olive cardstock.
  • The flax ribbon and Poppy Parade baker’s twine were adhered to the layers of DSP and cardstock, tying the baker’s twine into a simple bow with a retired mini tassel.
Sentiments Details
  • Itty Bitty Birthdays had the best sized sentiment! I inked it up with Blackberry Bliss ink and cropped it out with the Ornate Frame die. The Itty Bitty Birthdays fonts and all of the great sentiments make this a great stamp set to hold onto.
  • The “friend” die from Well Written was cut twice with Blackberry Bliss and Poppy Parade, glued together then to the card itself, making sure not to add glue to the last couple of letters.
  • Every card should have a little bling so I added some rhinestones, enamel shapes and lastly, Clear Wink of Stella to bring a little shimmer to the poppy outline and “friend.” It’s so pretty IRL!

 

Product Spotlight: Peaceful Poppies Designer Series Paper
Peaceful Poppies Designer Series Paper features handpainted blooms and watercolor washes that make beautiful backgrounds or focal points for cards, scrapbook pages, and other paper crafts. Patterns include floral prints, stripes, polka dots, and more. Ask your demonstrator about coordinating products. * 12 sheets of patterned paper: 2 each of 6 double-sided designs * 12″ x 12″ (30.5 x 30.5 cm)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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13 thoughts on “Itty Bitty Birthdays with Peaceful Poppies DSP for the Alphabet Challenge”

  1. Layering the DSP card stock….. Genius! Love those subtle yet amazing layers really make the DSP even more amazing. Gorgeous.

  2. Such a beautiful card, Debbie! I love all of the details you added, especially that tassel. I always forget about them and this is beautiful inspiration to use them. Thank you so much for joining us over at Festive Friday!

  3. So beautiful!! Love the color combo and that fabulous background!! Thanks for playing with The House That Stamps Built.

  4. Congratulations! Your project was selected as a Festive Fave over at the Festive Friday Challenge. As a reminder, you can hop over to the challenge to grab your winners badge for your blog. Thanks so much for joining us and I hope you will play along again really soon!

  5. Such a pretty card – love the colors- thanks for joining us over at The House that Stamps Built for this challenge.

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