Play Birthday


 I haven't been feeling well, so this week I kept it simple and used some patterned paper I've had forever to make these cute birthday cards. I used an old Stampin' Up! sentiment stamp (on wood, even!) and added some Basic Matte Dots for visual interest. It was a quick and easy project!

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