Hello Crafty Friends and welcome to our World Card Making Day Blog Hop!
But first, let me apologize for the past year when I haven't blogged at all. I was concentrating on my Facebook business page and didn't make room in my schedule to blog. While I may not blog weekly, I'm back and plan on blogging this year.
World Card Making Day is a fun day to begin again! We are a group of card makers from around the world and hope you find inspiration from our creations.
My project is actually the March 2024 Paper Pumpkin. This is a subscription through Stampin' Up!® with everything you need to make the cards or project in the box except a block which subscribers receive in their first PP (Paper Pumpkin) box.
I needed a quick project to take to a friend's house, we meet once a month to work on crafts and bring whatever we are working on cards, knitting, crochet, needlework, hand quilting...my group of friends have many interests!
I grabbed my kit knowing I would make the first 3 cards according to the directions provided in the kit.
The card designs are cute and I enjoyed creating them, but this cardstock is so beautiful I wanted to see how I could use it to make more cards. I pulled in Thick Basic White cardstock, Gorgeous Grape ink pad, Wink of Stella (what project is complete without Wink of Stella?), embellishments and then went to Rachel Tessman's video to see what she created with this kit. Wow - she got almost 5 times the number of cards.
I decided to use the next 3 cards using her designs. (Hint, she cut up the 3 envelopes and used the liner to make cards and the white part of the envelope for sentiments.)
I had three cards remaining, I decided to make a bit of a stepped up option with these three so added a mat layer and used my Modern Oval Punch for some of my sentiments.
A look at all the cards spread out on my dining room table. Wow! Happy Mail just waiting to be sent.
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Lovely cards!
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DeleteLorraine I have been struggling with the smaller pieces of DSP, but I love the matting under the sentiment. Somehow that makes it work. Thanks for the great idea.
ReplyDeleteThank you, it was nice to use the strips.
Deletegreat cards Nancy, love ways to use up dsp x
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun way to use DSP! I love that pack and can totally see making all these cards for gift packs.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to give gift packs.
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