Friday, January 16, 2015

See my card at Vidya Sury's Blog


Fairytale Stampers-Flowers
Glitter and Sparkle- Include some Pink

I made this card for a wonderful friend for her birthday. My blogfriend Vidya Sury, whom I met during the A to Z Challenge, wished to spotlight how I create a card. In typical me fashion, this should have been up yesterday and it went right out of my head. I wonder if my brains don't seep out of my ears. Vidya is a wonderful writer of positive thinking, she takes beautiful pictures and I feel, this all relates to her beautiful soul.  I enjoyed creating this card and really went to town. If you wish to know how I created this card, just head over to Vidya's site and all the explaining is there.

Why not have flowers in the middle of winter? I think we could all stand to see some of that and some of the flowers have some deep pink! I don't consider myself a pink kind of girl (I use to abuse my Barbie's) but pink is fun and bright:)

I still can't believe it went out of my head...humble apologies!!

69 comments:

  1. It is a pretty card; I agree, flowers in winter is a good thing, makes us think of spring :) I find the older I get (not that you are old), the harder it is to remember things without a list :) Someone tells me something and I "swear" a minute later it is out of my mind.

    betty

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    1. Thank you. I know what you mean about memory brain drain

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  2. See, classic point. I was going to write in my comment that I'm heading over to her blog right now, and of course I forgot to write it, LOL. Heading over to check it out :)

    betty

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  3. It's beautiful! I'm sure she liked it.
    Abused your Barbies? Do I want to know more?

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    1. Thank you-Yes-I had a Barbie camper and i would place my babries in the camper with the door open and pretend they went careening off a cliff and sent them hurling down the stairs to see how they wipes out. I also believe I invented the punk hair cut by giving my barbies a unique haircut

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  4. I'm sure this gorgeous work brightened her day immensely (and it's proof that your brain hasn't seeped out of your ears). Off to check out Vidya's blog.

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  5. It's a beautiful card! Who would know the creator of such a happy, cheerful work of art used to abuse her Barbie's lol?

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  6. How beautiful. You have a gift, Birgit.

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  7. Ah, but the thing is that you did remember. The tutorial was cool, Birgit. I liked seeing all your tools and the process for making the card. You are getting me closer to wanting to do some card making.

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    1. Oh I would love to see you create a card...it is instant gratification!

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  8. I love it! Yes, we all could use some flowers right now!

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    1. Yes flowers are needed and we are not even out of Jan yet!

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  9. This is so lovely and cheerful! I love the hummingbird. He looks even more whimsical because hi swings look a bit like butterflies. Thanks for the breath of spring when we're all feeling the bite of winter. <3

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    1. I love hummingbirds and butterflies. Thank you:)

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  10. What a beautiful card! I'll head over to Vidya's later to find out more. I also had a Barbie Camper. One day my mom gave it away with all of my precious Barbies and accessories. I'll never know why she had to get rid of them when she continued to hold onto her collection of TV Guides for over thirty years!

    Julie

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    1. Oh that is a shame. My mom asked me if it was time and I said yes. I still have some clothes though and strangely, I Barbie body but 2 heads. Well, it is me so maybe not that strange. Does she have the Lucille Ball/Desi Arnaz TV Guide-that is worth a small fortune

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  11. Thank you so much for your beautiful card and post, Birgit. :D Such a pleasure!

    Abused your Barbie? Hehehe, I have a feeling I might have, too...if i had had one. :D I was the rag doll kinda person!

    Hugs!

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    1. It was wonderful and so nice of you. Oh the things I did to them...I wonder about myself as a kid....:)

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  12. This is soooo pretty, Birgit. We certainly could do with a boost of colourful flowers right now. I esp like how you've used the flowers to frame to birdie in the middle. Have a crafty weekend in your state of the art craft room!
    hugs, Asha

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    1. Thank you so much Asha! I plan on hibernating in there on Sunday

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  13. Wonderful card, Birgit!
    I hear for the first time about this A-Z challenge. Can you please explain it to me?

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    1. Thank you and it is quite a fun challenge! You can sign up (when it opens at the end of the month). You can pick any topic you wish on anything! You have to just do a brief write up every day in April except Sunday and it has to correspond to the letter of the alphabet. You can show pictures...anything. I did this for the first time last year and had a great time plus met wonderful bloggers

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  14. Beautiful card and colours Brigit...Loz

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  15. Hi Birgit. This is quite lovely. They look like pansies. In my city there are pansies planted in beds everywhere in the winter months. Those and ornamental cabbage.

    I'll head over read how you made this(smile).

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    1. Pansies are so pretty with all their colours-nice that they are out this time of year in your neck of the woods.

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  16. I had to follow the link for the step by step card making process. I love your descriptions of your artistic process (and your cards!)

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    1. Thank you so much. Glad you like the process

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  17. Beautiful card!
    I like the way you made some of the flowers three - dimensional! Great idea :-)

    Thank you so much for playing with us at Fairytale Stampers, and good luck for the winner's drawing :-)

    xx Karola xx

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  18. The card you made for your friend looks beautiful. How special to make a card for someone! :)
    ~Jess

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    1. Thank you...It's nice to receive something homemade

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  19. Love it - beautiful work.

    When I first glanced at it, I thought I saw a hummingbird. Now that I look at it more, I think a little marker could totally turn this into a hummingbird and make that stamp do double duty.

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    1. hahahaha-It is a humming bird:) His little beak is hiding behind the flower. See I am not a perfectionist:)

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  20. Wow! Fantastic card. That's not really a card, that's a gift!
    How long did it take to make that?

    ~ D-FensDogg
    'Loyal American Underground'

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    1. That is sweet! I am a slow one so it took me about 3 hours+. I had to think what colours and cut out all the little bits and colour all of it and then get really pissed when I placed the hummingbird upside down. It takes me a while

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  21. That's a beautiful card. I love those colors. Now I'm headed over to Vidya's to find out how you make it, and then laugh because I know whatever those steps are, they're far beyond what I can do. :)

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    1. Thank you! I did make a boo boo and swore like a lumberjack at one point

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  22. Isn't it great how blogging allows our work to get international exposure! Nice job.

    Lee
    Tossing It Out

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  23. Awesomely done indeed. Blogging sure can extend our reach, letting things fly around

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  24. I have a fondness for pink. In fact I'm looking for a pink handled hammer. Can't seem to find one unless its part of a kit....

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  25. Wow, colors are great., Birgit. Makes me think of spring. Lol, Sandra's comment above. I found a [oink hammer and love it....(men won't use this one so I always know where it is....it's a proven fact :).

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    1. Too funny as macho men would never use this. Actually great idea since they leave our stuff with theirs and then we can't find it

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  26. Beautiful. And yes, we need flowers in the middle of winter! :)

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  27. Did you shave your Barbie's hair? Love it.
    Actually, I love pink too.
    Your cards are beauties, and Vidya is a special lady.
    Keep a smile, Birgit.

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    1. Oh yes i cut the side of her head on each side and left the top long and then placed vasaline in it to stand on end...poor Barbie never had a chance. Thank you about my card:) Vidya is sweet

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  28. Beautiful card as always, Brigit! I hope you have a beautiful day :)

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  29. That's OK - you got it posted, and that's what counts!! It's a beautiful card, as always :)

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  30. Have a good evening, Birgit and enjoy your day tomorrow.

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    1. I am enjoying my few days but tomorrow is Monday...gak!

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  31. Lovely card ! I was reading your latest post on gratitude, and wanted to comment; I found difficult to comment, as the page was not opening, so I scroll down to read this post and I liked the card, I don't see much of English movies.. still am glad to read your posts !!

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    1. Thank you-sorry you had a hard time to open up the post but glad you found this:)

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  32. A wonderful card. Thanks for joining us at Fairytale Stampers.
    Hugs
    Andrea

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