I needed a birthday card and I just wanted to play in my studio. So, how can I do both? By making an oversized card myself!
A great bonus of making the card, I was both happy when I made it and happy when I gave it.
I used things like Deli Paper 
and washi tape for this quick painted card.
Check out the video to see how easy it is to use Portfolio crayons with a stencil!
Watch A Deli Paper Painted Birthday Card on YouTube.
I used Portfolio crayons right through the stencil – love the imperfections that it created! I will be using these crayons more with stencils.
Supplies Used
- Vintage Typewriter Alphabet stencil
- Fineline Applicator
- High Flow Paints (for in the fineline applicator)
- Portfolio Crayons
- Deli Paper -Kabnet Wax from Sam’s Club- deli paper is dry waxed paper used to wrap sandwiches at a deli- but here is a link to my new favorite deli paper that I found since filming this video: Deli Paper
- Heavy bodied paints
- Washi Tape from Artsyville
So cool to use the washi tape as the candles! The yellow high flow gives the perfect touch to the cake 🙂
Brilliant card, Carolyn! Always great to see your process in your videos.
Love the washi tape candles! Going to check out your link for your new favorite deli paper…need some for my art journaling! 🙂
You rock!
Oh I love your techniques, so much fun.
Great card!!! Washi tape candles — who knew!! Brilliant!!!
Very creative and inspirational Carolyn, thanks for sharing it with us!
Too cute! Really liking the orange background!
So cute Artsyville washi candles. xox
Your videos make me happy! It may have began as “only deli paper”…. but now it’s a beautiful keepsake! The birthday card is fantastic and I’m sure your friend will love it!
I would just love to get a card like this from you.
Love all the stencils and what you did with them ! Thank you for a chance to win them.
What a great birthday card! Love all the layering and watching the process.