The sentiments on the front and inside are from On Display too (front cut with a Stylish Shapes die banner. I realised after that there's a banner in On Display anyway. Oops. The kitties represent our cheeky Meggs and the pups are our fur babies Harry & Jaz.

Here are the two main stamp and die sets I used to give you an idea of the other possibilities.

I hope my card gives you 

Until next time, happy stamping. 
Diane

Easel fun fold card base - The card is larger than usual - the front is half an A4 sheet (21cm x 14.8cm). I made it into an easel card so the bike could stand up, and I'd have more design space. The base is Basic Gray card with a layer of Timid Tiger and Basic Black on the front.
I popped up a section of tyre to prop up the easel.

Motorcycle - I didn't have any stamps or papers with the requested motorcycle theme so I had to think of some alternatives. Thankfully my Canva account  had some great image options. I hadn't used it for my cards before but it worked well.
I printed a black image in the size I wanted, fussy cut it out, then added some shading and colour with Stampin' Blends (Gray Granite, Smoky Slate, Light Basic Black, Timid Tiger, and Peach Pie).

Sentiment - I turned a well known motorcycle logo into a custom birthday sentiment. I printed and fussy cut the whole image then layered a second happy birthday section on top.

Tyre Track Paper - I created a grungy custom paper design in Canva and printed it onto a sheet of mottled patterned paper from the retired Stampin' Up! Trusty Toolbox pack. 

This is how the card looks when open and flat. The sentiment inside is a retired SU one - a favourite of the friend who requested the card.

So that's my motorcycle birthday card. The requestor loved it and I hear the recipient did too, so that makes me very happy. It's not a fully SU creation but I hope it shows you can mix and match your basic supplies with other elements to create something new and gives you some ideas to try. Leave me a comment if you have any questions or just want to say you liked the card.

I haven't been making very much lately - life gets in the way - but hopefully I'll be back soon with something new soon.

Until next time, happy stamping.
Diane

I started by stamping the large floral image from Layers of Beauty in Highland Heather ink on white card to create some custom patterned paper. I love being able to use images in different ways. I coloured the background with light and dark Bubble Bath Stampin' Blends markers, then added touches of Fresh Freesia Stampin' Blends marker to the rose images.

I stamped another image and fussy cut the two largest roses, repeated the colour marker touches, then mounted them onto two die cut circles (Stylish Shapes and Spotlight on Nature die sets) stamped with a sentiment from Unbounded Love (discounted on Last Chance list). Ribbon and pearls finish off the look.

Inside I partially stamped an image onto some white card and mounted it onto the Highland Heather base.