It's Canada's birthday today, so I wanted to make a special card to post today. The sketch this week from Create With Connie and Marie worked well for showcasing the retired maple leaf stamp. Lots of red and white with just a touch of silver for some sparkle make for a fun and patriotic card.
I'll be spending the day walking in the parade with the boys' football team, and then helping out at the festivities afterwards. Hopefully the weather cooperates!
Recipe (all Stampin' Up!)
Ink: Real Red
Paper: Fresh Prints DSP stack (retired), Real Red, Whisper White card stock
Misc: Starbust Framelits, 1 1/4" circle punch, Silver Bakers Teine, rhinestones, dimensionals
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1What a fun way to celebrate Canada's birthday! Your card is just fantastic! Thanks so much for joining us for the Saturday sketch challenge this week at Create with Connie and Mary!
ReplyDeleteHappy Canada Day! Most of my relatives live in Canada as my parents are both Canadian. Hope you are having a great day and what a great way to incorporate that into a fabulous card! So glad you are part of our Summer Edition at Create with Connie & Mary!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty card!!! I always find the monochromatic look so stunning and this is no exception! Love it!
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Perfect card for Happy Canada Day!!! Love the glimmer behind the celebrate image! Great details on here! Thanks for playing along with the Saturday Sketch Challenge on Create with Connie and Mary!
ReplyDeleteHappy Canada Day to you! What a wonderful card! LOVE the additional of the glimmer...wonderful detail! Thanks for playing with the Create with Connie and Mary Summer Collection 2014 Saturday Challenge!
ReplyDeleteHaPpY bIrThDaY, cAnAdA!! No better way to celebrate than with a "blinged-up" birthday card! Thanks for playing along in the Saturday Sketch Challenge at Create with Connie and Mary!
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