Unfortunately, I need a sympathy Card. I just love this Dainty Delights die set. There are so many choices of how to use the set. This card is simple and I just love the flowers. I used a technique for splatters for this one using my blends, I am just not fond of backgrounds that are to plain. A kit for this card is available in the Kits To Go portion of my blog under Shoo With Me.
Measurements and Supplies for Todays Dainty Delights Sympathy Card:
The card base is a single panel of Crushed Curry cardstock cut 4 ¼” by 5 ½”
Then a piece of Orchid Oasis cut 8” by 5 ¼”, scored and folded at 4”
2 pieces of Very Vanilla, cut 3 ¾” by 5” , and a small piece of scrap to stamp and cut the sentiment
and finally enough scrap in Orchid Oasis, Crushed Curry, Rich Razzleberry, and Mossy Meadow to cut the leaves and flowers for the card.
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this is a sweet little card; i do love anything with birds. Since making this video I did add a few speckles to the eggs, a suggestion from my buddy Sandy Shipp. She was right it added a bit to the card. I also like the built in stand, it is easy and simple. This reminds me, despite all of the cold and snow this winter, spring is just around the corner. Boy am I ready.
Measurements and Supplies for Todays Nested Friends Thank You Card:
The card base is a single panel of Basic White Thick cardstock cut by the largest of the Deckled Edge Dies, approximately 3 ¾” by 5”,
Then 2 pieces cut by the third largest of the Deckled Edge Dies in in basic white,
1 piece 2 ¾” by 3 ¾”, in basic white for the sentiment under the bird panel
Old Olive one piece cut by the second largest of the Deckled Edge dies and enough scrap to die cut a few leaves .
And finally, enough scrap Basic White to stamp and die cut the nest and bird and a bit of Balmy Blue scrap to cut the birds eggs
This is a Terry Kaspari Design, she is a demonstrator here in Denver up North. This was a make and take we made for a meeting this week. I fell in love with thderry nature of the card and its simplicity.
Measurements and Supplies for Todays Country Floral Friend Card:
The card base is an A2 Balmy Blue 8 by 5 ½” scored and folded at 4 ¼”, and cut off ¾” from one side
and an additional piece 4 ¼” Square Scored and folded at ¾” on one side
Country Floral Lane 12 x 12 DSP 2 pieces 1 piece 5 ¼” by 2 ¾” and one piecee3 ¼” by 4”
2 pieces of Basic White one piece 4” by 5 ¼” and one piece 3” by 3 ¾”
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The cards proposed for this months Paper Pumpkin were really pretty good. But as you know, I never use their suggestions. I really do like making the alternative projects and I always make full size cards. This month I made 6 cards and I used one of the designs for my teams SWAPS for January, very fun!
In addition to the Kit Materials I used: A
All cards are A2 8 ½” by 5 ½” scored and folded at 4 ¼”
This is such a cute project. The idea came from Ann Melvin in the UK, she goes by the name Positively Papercraft and makes quite a few 3 D projects. I am a big fan, she is incredibly talented. These are gift card, money or check holders. The are quick to make and sure to get the attention of anyone receiving a gift in one of these little purses. For my craft show season the gift card holders especially those that are a bit different do pretty well. So I have vowed this year to come up with at least a dozen different designs that I haven’t seen out there. This is my first
Measurements and Supplies for Todays 3D purse Gift Card Holder:
I used an Basic White piece 6” by 4 ½”, scored and folded at 3”
I used either Gold or Silver Foil 2 pieces 1 piece 7” by ½” for the handle, a second piece ½” by 5” for the mechanism inside the purse to secure your gift, a third piece a small piece 1″ by 2″ scored and folded at 1″ for the purse tab
Also a small piece of scrap to cut a small circle for the purse closure in gold or silver
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