Saturday three of our BFF's showed up with a new
modernist white (my fave)chip and dip dish
for my Birthday complete with munchies and dip,
yum.
Later they took us out for Butter Chicken
@ Ashokas and it was sooo good.
We headed over to their place for Chocolate cake
and a late night movie
- 'The Eye', not too scary for our 12 year old
(I really mean myself).
I think the background sound effects
from hubby snoring
(cause he was up since 3:30 am)
was real scary for all of us.
ha ha ;)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME!
Yesterday was my BIRTHDAY & I went out for dinner with my hubby & 12 year old (he turns 13 next Saturday, yup he will officially be a TEEN, YIKES!) Aynway we enjoyed my favorite dinner - Sushi, yum. We had our usual favorites and tried some new ones - sure glad we did cause now we have new faves!
There were just four pieces left-over; just the perfect amount for little ol' me for lunch today. I will enjoy, till the next Sushi night. We have to have them more often!
There were just four pieces left-over; just the perfect amount for little ol' me for lunch today. I will enjoy, till the next Sushi night. We have to have them more often!
Sweet & Simple Folded Birthday Card
This Birthday card was simple to make and turned out pretty sweet.
I used a 12 x 4" piece of card stock, scored at 4" & 8". Then scored diagonaly from corner (at fold line to corner at edge of paper) on each end. These corners are folded back so when the card is closed they come together to close the gap and together create the front of the card. When you have constructed the mechanics you will decide were to put you embellishments. My butterflies were folded and attached with sook wang (double sided) tape. Then placed within the confines of the folded card so it wouldn't stick outside the card when closed. When opened the large butterfly unfurls its wings.
Sound complicated! Na! Trust me you can do it!
I used pretty floral card stock that coordinated with the sticker I used on the inside of the card.
The butterflies were stamped, embossed and colored with chalk pastels.
Captions were stickers & die cuts layered on card stock.
Final card was wrapped & tied with a ribbon that was secured with brads, so the ribbon won't get lost.
Now that I've taken pictures of it to post I can give it to my friend. :)
Hope she likes it!
Hope you enjoy making one yourself, and if you do; link back to my blog in my comments and show me how yours turned out. I would love to see them! :)
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