Handmade birthday card for sister inlaw

I made this card, that is one of my favorites that I've made thus far, for my Lovely Sis In law, Jennifer.  She is such a sweet, beautiful and fun young lady and I have grown a lot closer to her over the past few years and I wanted to make her a special card.  The flower on this card is handmade by me and it makes the card very dimensional.  It's much too thick to send thru the regular mail and is much more easily dealt with to just hand deliver it.  Just a little information, If I'm going to mail a card of this thickness I put it in a padded envelope to protect the dimensional items on the front of the card and run it down to the Post office and have them weigh it there and tell me what the extra postage will be.  That way I pay the exact postage and don't have any worries about the card not arriving in time to the recipient because it was returned to me for improper postage. Also I don't have to worry about it arriving to the destination in pieces because it came apart in the handling at the post office. That's just a little tip for you to maybe help you out with the shipping of your own cards.  Hope that helps.:)
   Ok, to tell you a little about the making of this card.  I used just plain white card stock, I use Georgia Pacific white from Wal Mart.  I then used Distress Inks from Tim Holtz and some Glimmer Mist for the green background.  The blue print stamp is from Stampers Anonymous and it's called "Steampunk CMS 107"  I just stamped it over and over repeatedly rotating it as I went to make the patterned background. For the sentiment I cut it out from cream card stock with the Styled Labels die from Tim Holtz and stamped it with a stamp from TPC studio and it's called Travel Collage.  For the flower, like I mentioned earlier, it's handmade by me and I used Glimmer Mist in Rose Tea to color it with.  I used a leaf from Recollections and the rose buds are from Wild Orchid Crafts.  I also used a Tim Holtz game spinner and a couple of metal gears and on the seam binding bow I used a Trinket Pin.  I used a strip of Tim Holtz wasshi tape along the side. Wow, that's alot of Tim Hotz products isn't it? Well, what can I say?  He makes fun products. lol.  I hope you enjoyed this card today.  I certainly had fun making it.  It really is one of my all time favorites.  I hated to let it go but at the same time I was happy to give it to Jennifer.  Have a wonderful rest of your day.  I'll be back either tonight or in the morning with another card I made for Jennifer last month.  Thanks for stopping  by, Hugs, amy k