Tulip Stem Birthday card

You might have seen the acronym CAS pop up here and there. It means Clean And Simple. My favorite kind of card. A Clean and Simple card does not have be so simple. I made this card into a fun shaker card using the new Tulip Stem die from the Simon Says Stamp Splendor release. 
I began with an A2 size card base made from smooth white cardstock. I then used a wonky stitched rectangle die to cut a panel. I then centered the tulip die and ran it through the die cut machine.
I glued acetate to the back of the tulip window and added foam strips to create the shaker element. I then ink blended the card base using oxide inks to show through the tulip window. I added sequins to shake around.
The sentiment is from a banner stamp set that unfortunately has been discontinued but I'm sure you can find something similar in the Simon shop.
I hope you enjoyed this project and got some inspiration. I have listed and linked the supplies I have used below for your convenience. Happy crafting!!

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Hello crafty friends! Thank you for stopping by. My name is Barbara and this is my blog showcasing my work as a cardmaker as well as other paper crafting projects! Welcome!

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  1. AnonymousFebruary 26, 2024 at 10:05 AM

    I am a huge fan of tulips (yes, I'm Dutch). I love this card. Thanks for sharing.

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