More Birthday Celebration

I hope you all are doing well.  Things here seem to be stabilizing a bit, but thankfully they are not backing down on the stay at home order nor the 14 day quarantine of visitors and most places (grocery stores, take out food shops, etc) are now requiring masks, which I am thankful for.  

Today I'm sharing a couple more cards made with stamps and dies from the Frantic Stamper April release, Birthday Celebration.  I just love the robot on this first one, he's very cute and went together easily.

The dies used for this card include Robot (FRA-DIE-10816), Typewriter Words and Shadows (FRA-DIE-10805) from this release as well as Electrical Circuit (FRA-DIE-10633) from a previous release.

I found this robot design paper in my stash .  I punched the corners and added a little hardware in the form of brads and adhered this to a red cardstock blank.  I die cut the robot from glitter paper.  The circuit board and sentiment base were cut from the same red paper as the card blank ( silver and black).  The top of the sentiment was cut from light blue cardstock.  These elements were positioned on the card front as shown above with the robot being popped up on foam tape.  

The second card is another birthday card.  This card uses Confetti stencil (FRA-STN-042), Typewriter Words and Shadows (FRA-DIE-10805) and Gift Boxes (FRA-DIE-10) from this release and Stitched Ovals (FRA-DIE-09638) from a previous release.

This card started with a purple card blank which had the center cut out using the stitched ovals.  The confetti stencil as applied using die ink and a blending brush.  This was adhered to the back side of the front panel.  The gift boxes and Happy Birthday were die cut from orange and yellow cardstock.  They were assembled and glued to the front panel as shown above.  A few enamel dots were added and that's all it took.

If you are looking for some new goodies to spend you idle time with, check out Frantic Stamper.  I think will be amazed at the selection of goods and and the excellent customer service.

I'll sign off again today with a wish for your safety and hope that this recent reality will soon be past us.

Aloha,
Brenda