Fairytale Book Alphabet Birthday - Hero Arts
Posted by Ilina Crouse on August 14, 2019

Fairytale Book Alphabet Birthday

Hi everyone! Ilina here. Today I am sharing a card using the new Fairytale Book Alphabet set to create a custom Happy Birthday sentiment. I love the font, especially the upper case letters, they add some extra flair to any sentiment or name you need to stamp!

To make the card start by die cutting the middle Scroll Infinity Die from Antique Ivory cardstock. Next stamp "Happy Birthday" with the Fairytale Book Alphabet using Intense Black ink. Let it dry, then using Soft Brown ink and an ink blending brush or tool, apply to the edges of the die cut. Set aside.

Stamp the images from the As You Wish stamp set (it will be back in stock soon) using Intense Black ink, color with alcohol based markers and die cut using the coordinating dies. Set aside.

Cut panel from Plum cardstock measuring 4" x 5 1/4" and stamp the Trefoil Bold Prints using Embossing and Watermark ink. Emboss with Clear Ultra fine embossing powder.

Assemble all elements together and adhere to a note card made from Pitch Black cardstock.

Thank you so much for stopping by and hope you have a creative day!

7 comments

Now I’m thinking that I need the sentiment stamps…..to go with my other new ones. Hmmmm

Sharon Gullikson,

Lovely card. I would like to try some me of your techniques as I was having a creative block once my kit and extras arrived.

Vicky,

This is so gorgeous!

Beverly Jordan,

Lovely design and great color combination. Looking forward to trying this embossing technique with the background stamp!

Marie T,

So cute!!

Cindy C.,

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