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I did make a birthday card for my aunt today though. That's something.
In other news, I did get an update on Lynne today. She's out of the hospital, things went well, and she's staying at her sister's until it's time to take the drains out. She's also sounding and looking better already (I briefly spoke to her and her son told me she's looking better).
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Well done with the birthday card.
Also yay for Lynne! I hope she continues to improve.
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Thanks :)
Thanks. We all do. She called again today and she's sounding better, though still a bit confused and wishes she was home.
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What technique did you use for the birthday card?
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With the birthday card, Lynne has a paper pad of "femme fatal" themed paper, it's coordinating loud colors, animal prints, and glitter (very my aunt). From that, I cut 5 layers - red (5-1/8 x 3-7/8 in), embossed green tiger print (5x3-3/4 in), red (4-1/8 x 2-7/8 in), and a different pattern (4x2-3/4 in). I adhered those to a precut, folded card base. Then I stamped "happy birthday" on a piece of the leftover red paper, cut it to a banner, and used foam adhesive dots to glue it across the top.
It gives the center piece of paper a "framed picture with fancy matting" look, with a banner across it.
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