Simon Says Stamp September Card Kit - Birthday Blitz!

Hello crafty friends! Today I am sharing a fun project I created using the new Simon Says Stamp September Card Kit. This is truly an amazing card kit packed full of dies, stamps, cardstock and more to create amazing birthday themed projects. The name of this kit is perfect - Birthday Blitz!
I made the card base from smooth white cardstock cut to for an A2 size. I then cut a panel from cream cardstock to run through the Birthday Sentiments embossing folder that is included in the kit. I trimmed that down to leave a white border.
I cut out all the elements of the Ferris Wheel die from scraps of colored cardstock in my stash. I arranged and adhered the ferris wheel on the embossed cream panel with foam squares. Last, I stamped a sentiment from the stamp set included in the kit using gold embossing powder on white cardstock. After I heat set the powder I trimmed it out and added it under the ferris wheel with more foam squares.
I hope you loved the project I made and got some inspiration. I hope you will give this kit a look. I have listed a few of the supplies I used and linked them for your convenience. Thanks for stopping by!

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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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