Wednesday, October 29, 2025

Blue Birthday Flowers

Hi there!

Today I'm sharing a one layer birthday card with you.

A6 sized card.

Details:

  • Lovely large background stamp by Crafty Individuals (ref CI-514), stamped in SU Pool Party ink.
  • Flowers from Aall & Create's Flower Smudge set No. 985, stamped in SU Island Indigo ink. Please note that I have cut the flower stamp into pieces to better suit my needs - it does not look like this when you buy it!
  • Flowers grounded with a small grungy stamp designed by Asia Marquet for IndigoBlu. 
  • Sentiment by Stampin' Up!

11 comments:

  1. Great to see the way you bravely chop your stamps to suit your style. Love this one layer card.

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  2. Great combo of stamps and colour to make this stylish card.

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  3. A lovely card and beautiful flower - a good idea to chop the stamp. . I've recently bought some preloved stamps and one set had been chopped which makes them more versatile.
    Kath x

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  4. Absolutely beautiful card and love both the beautiful stamps and colours-great idea to cut your stamps.
    Carol x

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  5. Super make, loving the combination of colours and images. So brave to chop your stamps too

    Kathyk

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  6. Great colour scheme Sarn and love the stamp combo you have used - very understated but lots of interest there xx

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  7. Lovely layered card, and I love that you’ve confidently chopped the stamp to suit xxx

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  8. Totally stunning card Sarn your stamped background is lovely l too like how you cut the stamp you can place them individually as to where you like great choice of colours too xx

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  9. Oh what a lovely card, Sarn! You've stamped everything beautifully!

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  10. Love your card...the colors together are wonderful.

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