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Pretty Pink Posh - Birthday Cake Die Set

Hello, crafty friends! 

Today I have a birthday card to share with you. For this card, I used the new Birthday Cake Die Set from Pretty Pink Posh. 





First, I smooshed distress oxide inks in Picked Raspberry, Worn Lipstick, and Spun Sugar onto an A2 size cardstock and cut using the Birthday Cake die set. I also cut one more time using white cardstock, which I then used to paper piece the balloons and cake. For the balloons, I used Copic markers in BV02/00/000. For the cake, I brushed with Gathered Twigs distress oxide and ran through the die cut machine with the Lattice stencil for texture. For the icing, I used the pink distress oxide inks smooshed cardstock and I added diamond dust on top using Glossy Accents. For the cake stand and candles, I colored with Copic Marker BG10. 





I then prepared my A2 card and stenciled the confettis directly onto the card using the new Layered Confetti Stencils in Picked Raspberry, Mustard Seed, and Wilted Violet distress oxide inks. 


Next, I adhered all the pieces onto the card and added sentiments from the Let's Party stamp set. And lastly, I added a Metallic Silver Jewel in the center of the bow.  



I absolutely love this new Birthday Cake die from PPP.  It’s so much fun to put the pieces together and it’s fast and simple to create birthday cards with it. I know you will enjoy it too!



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