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Cricut Imagine "Birthday" card

Again disregard the photo, I truely need to figure how to take better pictures.  I used the cricut Imagine more cards cartridge.  I pop dotted the little birdie and the light blue background.  Again I kept the inside very simple birthday message.  Goal is to add more detail to my cards.  Probably could have added ribbon and some stickles to the card.  Granted it took only a total of 10 minutes to complete since I had to place it in the mail.


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