Easy Belated Birthday Card with Eventually Yours

Hi friends, Lisa here. Today I’m creating an easy belated birthday card with Eventually Yours, colorful patterned paper, and a few simple die-cut shapes. This stamp set makes being late feel a lot more fun.

Featured Unity Supplies

Eventually Yours USC	Gotta Love Sentiments USC	Postage Stamp {die} USC	Scallops & Ovals Dies USC
Scalloped & Stitched Sentiment Dies USC	Fabulous Enough Paper USC

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A Little Late, Still Ready to Party

I stamped the snail and tall present from Eventually Yours, colored them with Copics, and pulled the colors directly from Fabulous Enough Paper Pack. Using the patterned paper as the color guide kept the coloring simple and helped the whole card feel connected.

Copic Colors:

• Snail: BG11 | BG13 | G24
• Party Blower: R21 | R22
• Present: R21 | R22 | B34
• Ground: W1

I created the hill with Scallops & Ovals Dies and layered it over the loopy patterned paper. Then I die cut the whole piece with the Postage Stamp Die to create a smaller background that was perfectly sized for the snail.

The snail fits right onto the hill and gives the card a simple little birthday scene. I die cut the funny sentiment with Scalloped & Stitched Sentiment Dies, then added the tiny hearts to finish it off. I used a bit of scraps from the die cut layers to decorate the inside with the ‘Happy Birthday’ from Gotta Love Sentiments. You’ll have to check out the video for a peek at that!

Watch the Quick Video

Eventually Yours makes it easy to turn a late birthday card into part of the celebration. Add quick coloring, a few patterned-paper layers, and a simple die-cut scene for a card that is playful, silly, and ready to mail.

Thank you for joining me today. I sincerely hope that today’s project inspires you. If you create something, feel free to tag me, @dahlhousedesigns, on social media as I would be thrilled to see it! Plus, join us in the Unity Show & Tell Facebook group to share your Unity creations. It is such a fun and loving group of creators.