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Good Morning

Happy to be sharing this card with you today.

If you have read my past posts, I have been creating lots of baby cards for someone since they are so difficult to fin for Grandparents and Great- Grandparents.  The Dollar Store cards just didn't cut it for her.

So here's what I did to create my card.

• I began with a piece of heavy white cardstock.  I laid down one of the Marvelous Heart Masks from A Colorful Life Designs and secured that with some low tack tape.  
• Next, I positioned the Groovy Flowers mask also from ACLD right over the mask.  Starting at the top, I rubbed on some Worn Lipstick with my Blending Brushes, then some Wild Honey and then finally some Rusty Hinge at the bottom.  A new colour combo for me but I really liked the look when finished.
• Leaving the mask and stencil in place, I stamped over it with the Friends text stamp inked with some Rusty Hinge.  It gave some nice interest to my background.
• Before removing the masks, I splattered with my white Posca pen.

• I cut another piece of heavy cardstock, and dry embossed it with the Dots eb folder in my Cuttlebug.
• I decided to cut out the heart so I could pop dot it over the embossed front panel of my card but before I did that, I stamped the Congrats and clear heat embossed it.
• I computer generated the sentiment and pop dotted that over the heart.
• I mounted that over a heavy white card base.

Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.

Here is the Groovy Flower Mask I used.

Marvelous Heart Masks

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Adding my card to these challenges:

Simon Says Wed.- BEAUTIFUL BLOSSOMS

CAS on Friday- SPRING

Addicted to Stamps and More- DIE CUTS AND/or STENCILS

Supplies 

Stamps- Friends Script (Hero Arts); Scripted Bold Sentiments (Pinkfresh Studios)

Inks- Distress Oxides; Versafine Clair

Paper- heavy white (Scribes Nook, Waterloo, Ontario Canada)

Accessories and Tools- Masks (ACLD); Posca Pen; Blending Brushes (TE); low tack tape; 

computer generated sentiment