Birthday Card from CTMH

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ByLisa Stenz
I know I have mentioned it a million times before, but I really do work with the best company in the world! My birthday was last week and the Close to my Heart corporate office sent me this super cute birthday card signed by the Executive Team! Isn’t this card fun????
I love how they used the Lagoon Houndstooth Washi Tape and speckled ink as the background. There was no stamping on the card at all! They used the Artbooking Cricut cartridge to cut the “happy birthday” sentiment from some black cardstock and Gold Glitter Paper. I LOVE it! They finished off the adorable card with a few Flamingo Dots.
Thanks Close to my Heart for the extra special birthday wishes!!! xoxo 

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