hello and I hope you're having a wonderful day!
today I have this adorable belated birthday card up on the Lawn Fawn blog! and BONUS I made a video to go with it!
you can check it out here, or on my youtube channel!
so cute right?!
I used the new I Heart Pandas and I Heart Pandas Add-on stamp sets! I also used the All the Speech Bubbles, Really High Five and Party Animal stamp sets. they were all stamped and then watercolored with Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers. once they were dry, I used a white gel pen to add some details to the images. then I used the coordinating dies to die cut them out.
I used Distress Oxide Inks to ink blend with Pine Needles, Mowed Lawn, Twisted Citron and Squeezed Lemonade on the card front and the hills. the hills were die cut with the Stitched Hillside Borders. I also splattered some white acrylic ink on the background.
I used the same colors and splattered ink to add color to the actual pull tab from the Let's Toast Pull Tab die set.
I also die cut out the arrow for the top of the pull tab from Black Licorice Cardstock.
then I used the same cardstock to heat emboss the sentiments in white and then cut them into banners.
everything was either popped up with foam tape or glued directly to the card. so fun and sweet!
be sure to check out the card on the Lawn Fawn blog, and watch the video too if you want to see some goofs! lol!
enjoy!
That feeling of "oh shoot, I'm late!" is a universal knot in the stomach, isn't it? It reminds me of my frantic dash to submit my final thesis. Picture this: train delays, a spilled coffee incident staining crucial pages, and the clock relentlessly ticking down. The sheer panic of potentially missing that deadline, and the desperate need to compile everything coherently, was a story in itself. It was a chaotic symphony of stress, much like the feeling of being late, but it also underscored the importance of time management and the value of meticulous planning – lessons that resonate beyond academic deadlines and into everyday life. Ironically, the lessons I learned in those moments, about managing time, stress, and unexpected setbacks, could almost be structured into a case study worthy of submission to Scopus journal publication services within the realm of organizational behavior or stress management!
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