No doubt she had the 'I haven't bought you a birthday present cos I thought you'd like a big Christmas present'. Bet they never said it to anyone with a birthday in July!! lol


My theory was that once this was removed, the stamp would leave a blank space on which I could write the word 'Birth'.
So I now have a customised stamp for C's Birthday.
This year I have made her card in Teal, Turquoise, Blue - its December's birthstone.

I used Versafine Onyx to stamp the image onto watercolour paper and then trimmed the paper to fit onto a piece of glitter paper (6 x 6in pad from The Works) which I had already trimmed to fit my white base card.
I used my Neocolour crayons to colour in the digits, holly, border and highlight the word in yellow and, using a very fine (size 1) brush, added some water.
Once the image was dry I attached it to the glitter paper, which I attached to the card base.
I used some blue paper to make an insert, punching a rose out of each corner to complete the card.
Oh! I forgot to say - I wrote the 'Birth' word with a fine nibbed black unnamed pen!
I have posted the card now so, if you're reading this C .. happy Birthday Darlin'.
Excellent use of this stamp, I'm sure it was thankfully received. Beautiful too.
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