I create handmade cards for a living so you'd think that my card box would have a selection of anniversary cards. NOT! I needed one this week and NOTHING! Not one.
I needed fresh inspiration so I turned to a sketch challenge – CAS(E) this Sketch Challenge #156!
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Instead of placing my sentiment at the bottom, like the sketch suggests, I used the Hearts Border Punch in the Blushing Bride Glimmer Paper. Once my border was created I saved the little hearts. Read on….
The stacked hearts were punched from the Love Blossoms Designer Paper Stack – except for the heart at the top. The top heart was punched from Blushing Bride cardstock and I used the small heart image from the Bloomin' Love stamp set to create a random pattern.
The small, wood heart comes from the Love blossoms Embellishment Kit. I topped it with one of the small hearts that were left over from the border punch. The remaining hearts went inside the card for confetti.
I had to stick my anniversary sentiment somewhere so I used the Word Window punch with the greeting from the Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp set.
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What a wonderful card! Great mix of patterns and take on the sketch!
Thanks for taking the time to comment, Leigh! I love the sketches on CAS(E)!