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Well, hello there! It's been a while hasn't it? I had a sick kiddo for almost a week...

Poor baby :-(

...and then just couldn't get back in the "groove" after Labor Day. I'm back now, though! Ready for a simple card? You saw it above, but here it is again.

Cute, right? It's pretty easy too.

I printed a flower template from Split Coast Stampers a loooooong time ago. Like before blogging, before having my son, before buying a house...you get it...it's been a while. Luckily, the creator put her blog address on the template! I searched her blog and found it, but while I was searching I discovered a really great blog! If you like stamping/card making, you should really check out Mel Stampz.

On to the card!

Print the template from Mel Stampz.
Cut out the template that is at 78%.
Cut a piece of paper measuring 4.25x4.25 inches.
Place your template on top of that piece and cut out the flower.

Add a little color to the edge with a darker color ink and sponge or sponge dauber.
Rough up the edges a little. You can view a video of how to rough up edges here (it is in English and French). I used the tool she has in the video, but I couldn't find it on Stampin' Up!'s website.

Punch two circles (one larger than the other--I used 1 1/2 inch and 1 1/4 inch)

Stamp "happy birthday" on one.
Sponge the same ink as above on the edge of the other.
Glue them together and then glue them to the center of the flower.

Glue the flower to a piece of complementary paper that is slightly larger than your flower. I only glued mine in the center so the petals would be loose from the complementary paper.
Cut the larger piece around the flower to create a thin border.
Glue the complementary piece completely to a piece of white card stock cut that is folded/scored to measure 4.25x4.25 inches.
Cut the white card stock to the flower shape, Be sure to leave part of the folded edge intact so you don't lose the fold.