This birthday tree card is a great masquiline birthday card for anyone in your life. This card is made with a three trees die from Jinshinging and Something Fancy stamps from Stampin’ Up. It used the Softly Stippled designer series paper from Stampin’ Up as well.
To create this card, you just need a few things:
- Sahara Sand card stock (Retired Stampin’ Up)
- Pebbled Path ink (Retired 2023-2025 In Colors Stampin’ Up)
- Softly Stippled designer series paper (Retired Stampin’ Up)
- Something Fancy stamp set (Retired Stampin’ Up)
- Three Trees die (Jinshining Dies)
- Pebbled Path ink (Retired 2023-2025 In Colors Stampin’ Up)
- Paper trimmer
- Adhesive of choice
To start this card, take a piece of Sahara Sand card stock and cut a card base to 5 ½” x 8 ½” and fold in half to 4 ¼” x 5 ½”. Cut another piece to 3 ½” x 4 5/8”. From the Pebbled Path card stock cut two pieces to 4” x 5 ¼” and another to 3 5/8” x 4 ¾”. From your Softly Stippled designer series paper find the Pebbled Path woven design paper and cut a piece to 3 7/8” x 5 1/8”.
Take a scrap piece of Pebbled Path card stock and cut a piece to 3 ½” x 4 ½” and use your three trees die with the top of the trees toward to top of the paper so there is a large base left at the bottom, and cut. Use the “grateful for the everyday magic of you” greeting stamp from the Something Fancy set and stamp in Pebbled Path ink at the bottom of your cut out trees.
Adhere your cut out trees piece to the 3 ½” x 4 5/8” piece of Sahara Sand and adhere that to the 3 5/8” x 4 ¾” piece of Pebbled Path card stock. Adhere one of your 4” x 5 ¼” pieces of Pebbled Path card stock to the front of your card base, and then the woven paper to the front of that. Now adhere your three tree pieces centered on the front of the woven paper.
For the inside of your card adhere the last piece of Pebbled Path card stock. Stamp the “happy birthday” greeting in Pebbled Path ink in the upper center of the Pebbled Path piece on the inside of your card.
What an easy and masculine birthday card for anyone you care about.
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