Glitter Rose Border

This is a clean and simple card, perfect for a birthday. The glitter paper gives it a nice sparkle for that extra something. The recipient will think you spent all day, so it will be your little secret about how quick it was to make. All you need is 1 die, 1 greeting with matching die and some paper.

A big congrats to Jean, the newest Featured Stamper FS961! She has a lovely, growing gallery & I chose THIS card to case. I kept the border feature but switched sides with it, moved the greeting & made mine an A2 instead of a square easel.

To make my birthday card, I die cut the beautiful rose border once out of white & once out of a pink glitter paper. This glitter paper has a coating on top to keep the glitter contained & a sticker back. I cut a piece of the green glitter paper in a narrow rectangle to fit behind the white die cut. I used the peel off back of the pink version as a stencil, placed it on top of the green rectangle & colored a few of the leaves w/ a pine green Copic marker. This mask was also used to trim off the right edge to match the white overlay. I attached the overlay then pieced in only the pink areas. The greeting was die cut & I used the same die to cut one green & one pink version the offset them for the shadow. The picture below shows the mask of the backing paper.

So only a little paper piecing & a little coloring in to give it some variance of color.Truly CAS!

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