Ella celebrated with her friends earlier in the month, but on Saturday she was officially four years old, and the family gathered to celebrate with dinner. She requested a confetti cake, no frosting which she helped make earlier in the day.
In keeping with the theme of her party with her friends, I used her invitation as inspiration for her card, and a gift card holder.
I had all the necessary supplies for a space related card, having made Caleb one last year for his birthday.
I die cut a piece of True Black cardstock with a Simon Says “Star Stream” die and layered it on a top-folding card made from Bright Buttercup. Then I die cut a variety of planets, stars, and a rocket ship from scraps of bright cardstock, arranging them among the stars.
Papertrey Ink’s “Folded Pocket Tag” die arrived just a week or so ago, and worked perfectly for tucking in a gift card to Barnes & Noble. “You’re a Star” is a Simon Says die, and the ribbon is from Paper Source. Ella and I have a lunch date with a trip to Barnes & Noble to follow, so the celebration isn’t quite over.
I’m linking this up with the Seize the Birthday challenge: Tags.
Cake but no icing, Ella knows her own mind. Your card for her is cheerful & colourful. Neil deGrasse Tyson himself would love to get such a card.
That is a lovely card – I thought when I first say it that the stars and planets would move!
Barnes & Noble is a favourite place to go enjoy 🙂
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