I needed to make a card for a 50th birthday, but was in a quandary as to whether to use the number 50 on the card, or not. DH agreed that it was a dilemma, then suggested that I could do something with a champagne glass and the word 'celebrate'. Well, that was just an inspired idea and here it is :-)
The deco fan is a Silhouette cutting file, reduced to 30p from 59p, what a bargain. The champagne glass is made with a Britannia die, the sentiment tag is a Nestie. The word is spelt out with individual 5mm peel off letters, from Craft Creations. I added a couple of crystals onto the tag, and then a few tiny ones for 'bubbles'.
It was a little fiddly, not to mention more time consuming than you would think, assembling all the pieces. But I really like it, I think having two glasses on an anniversary card would look good too. Incidentally, the card and fan are ivory, rather than white as they look in the photo, it looks a lot warmer in real life :-)
It is a dilemma. I had two 'big number' birthdays to make cards for last week. One a male 50, which I did add the number to, as he was having a big half century bash and the other a female 30, which I didn't, knowing she was dreading turning that number. You've got over the problem beautifully. Love that Art Deco style.
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to know whether to include a number or not - especially for ladies. (just so you know I have no problem with a big fat fifty on my birthday card!!!!) Lovely card x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card.
ReplyDeleteC xx