40th Birthay

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My son needed a card for one of his mums friends who was trying to forget she was turning forty
We decided on the subtle approach!
I used my De-sire dies to cut the card bases six in total
Then I used my Brother Scan n Cut to cut the letters out for the forty 
and also to create a shadow behind them.
The image is from Kenny k's and is coloured using my promarkers

She did find it funny 

This card is for the following challenges

Inspiration Destination Challenge - Anything Goes
Penny's Paper Crafty Challenge - favourite colour or embellishments
Simple Papercraft Challenge - Anything Goes

Thanks for looking

Comments

Unknown said…
HI Nicky, great fun card and lovely design, Thank you for joining our challenge at Penny's Paper Crafty. Good luck in the draw. Jennifer DT member x
14 February 2016 at 16:21
Wendy Ann Batchen said…
Lovely card, thanks for sharing with Inspiration Destination. Wendy DT x
15 February 2016 at 13:45
Helen said…
A great card - thanks for joining us at Penny's.

Helen x
16 February 2016 at 13:45
Melanie said…
A wonderful card!
Thank you soo much for taking part in our "Use your favourite colour or embellishment" challenge over at Penny’s.
Hope to see you again in our current challenge as well…

Hugs,
Melanie
(DT Penny's Paper Crafty Challenges)

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21 February 2016 at 18:42
Glittertastic said…
Wow - this is seriously impressive! You've put loads of work into this - the result is fab! Thank you for sharing this with us at Simply Papercraft

Sharon (Glittertastic)
DT Member
24 February 2016 at 19:49
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