Hello friends! I’ve been really enjoying Scrapbook.com’s rub-on transfer sets. They have a wide variety of different styles available.
My cards today feature the Birthday Animals set along with a brand new paper collection called Charming. The animal images and super sweet and I think they have a vintage look to them. The colors are soft and work well for masculine or feminine cards.
For a limited time, you can save on Scrapbook.com’s Charming Characters Bundle. Check it out HERE.
I made 3 sweet birthday cards. For two of the cards, I used the Celebration Banner die set for the sentiment. The sentiment for the final card is from another rub-on set called Birthday Party. It includes a bunch of fun birthday sentiments.
All rub ons and patterned paper – Scrapbook.com
Sentiment dies – Scrapbook.com
Ink – Distress Oxide
All rub ons and patterned paper – Scrapbook.com
All dies – Scrapbook.com
Gold mirror paper – Scrapbook.com
Brushed white cardstock – Spellbinders
All rub ons and patterned paper – Scrapbook.com
Circle die – Scrapbook.com
Gold enamel dots – Concord & 9th
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Delightful and charming cards with a definite touch of vintage. Thanks so much for sharing, Kristie!
Thank you so much! I’m really enjoying Scrapbook.com’s rub-on transfers!
What are the sizes paper you use for the charming animals cards. I got that set and I love the card that you made. I would like to make both those cars but I wanted to use the same size card stock that you used in each of the cards.
Thanks
Luan Rochefort