Bike card

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I made a birthday card for a cycling lover, using a number of older Simon Says Stamp stamps and dies...I stamped the bicycle from the What a Good Sport Outdoors stamp set, then die cut each cycle with

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We've got on our bikes for today's challenge! I die cut the bicycle twice in scrap ivory and once in Basic Black, spray glued together. Wrapped ribbon around the first panel and popped it up with foam tape. Popped up the smaller panel, placing the bicycle 'on the road' Die cut lots of blossoms, shaped them and added to the basket, with a few tiny leaves. Used a computer generated sentiment. TFL today x