Lisa reminded me of this fun technique. She used her laminator and plastic wrap. My laminator would not get hot enough to melt the plastic so I went back one step and used what my grandmother taught me – freezer paper. Still used the laminator but the freezer paper worked perfectly. This bold napkin was a gift that I never got around to using these cocktail napkins but they work well for greeting cards. Once the napkin is separated to a single layer, laminate a piece of freezer paper (slightly smaller than cut to size napkin)under wrong side of napkin. Once that has cooled glue this on white copy paper. I stamped the Happy Birthday right on the napkin material in black. The Celebrate was cut on the Silhouette in white layering weight then heat embossed with black and glued on. This piece was layered on Blue Denim cs.
Paper Crafter at large 
Love this! You have really been using your imagination! Keep inspiring me and maybe I’ll get some of mine back! Hugs!
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OMG, may your days back to your mojo be very short. So pleased that you enjoyed my napkin efforts. Your creativity is always my muse even when I feel the mojo flow.
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What a great use of a fun napkin! I love that you used your Silhouette for the “Celebrate”, too.
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Thanks so much Golda. Fun project when the outside is such a wintry scene.
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Wonderful card my friend – a great way to use a napkin and get something different with it. I like the cowboy theme and how you personalized it.
We have winter here too and it is completely white outside. Not usual for us and of course traffic chaos ensues.
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My cowboy husband likes the theme as well. Thanks so much for ALL your wonderful support, love your comments.
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Bonnie, I am amazed at the cards and techniques you use for your cards, and how well they turn out. I also like theme of the card. Love it Love it my friend
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So glad my grandmother used freezer paper all those years ago.So glad you like it.
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Bonnie, hard to believe that this was a napkin and the technique turned into a piece of art. Love your creativity. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
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Thanks so much Gayle. it was tons of fun to do!
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Wow, Bonnie! This is so awesome, interesting and stunning! Love everything about it! Wonderful western theme too.
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Who would have ever thought how much fun we can have with paper? Thanks so much for the warm thoughts.
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