I was browsing through my 3 Birds on Parade handbook the other day and noticed this sweet little bird, getting ready for school. I thought he'd make a cute back to school card. I cut him at 3 1/2 inches and the phrase at 1 inch. The background paper is from All Seasons 2 by Paper Studio.
After I had the bird and sentiment on the page, I thought something was still missing. I just got some brads that were the same color as the paper I used for the sentiment and his wing, so I thought I would give it a try. It's hard! It's hard to get the brads on straight, and to keep the paper adhered around the bumpiness underneath. I think I'm going to need some more practice on brads, but I'm excited to see what they can add to my cards. :)
I am entering this card into the following challenge:
Cooking with Cricut- Back to School
Simply Create Too- Back to School
My Sheri Crafts- Back to School
Cooking with Cricut- Back to School
Simply Create Too- Back to School
My Sheri Crafts- Back to School
Very pretty card. Love the little bird.
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What a fun and happy "Back to School" card! Love that little bird.
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Mian
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Too cute.Great colors so bright and cherry.
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A lovely and bright card for the start of school. great job. Thanks for joining us at Cooking with Cricut.
ReplyDeleteHow cute is this little bird with his books and backpack. Love the background paper too.Thanks for joining us at CWC.
ReplyDeleteCute card, love the papers. I used to have trouble with brads as well. You might try turning the project over and taking something flat and pressing down on the brad "wings" if you know what I mean. Thanks for playing along with us at My Sheri Crafts!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little bird! I've run in to the same problem with brads if I have them very close to the edge. Thanks for joining us at My Sheri Crafts!
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