Showing posts with label Thank you card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thank you card. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 February 2019

February Thank You Cards #loveitchopit

More on the topic of #loveitchopit and this gorgeous, colourful paper is "How Sweet It Is" from the Occasions catalogue. In delicious, vivid colours of Coastal Cabana, Gorgeous Grape, Granny Apple Green, Melon Mambo and Pineapple Punch there is something to please everyone. I cut my bases to 14.5cm and score at 10.6cm, which leaves a strip of paper when you cut the 2 card bases from a sheet of card. Those strips are handy for stamping sentiments, and I find by making the measurement and even, memorable measurement, I can cut the layers so much easier too.


I hope you realise how much I value you purchasing your craft supplies from me. It means I am able to continue running my own little business, and even a small order can help me to make my minimums. In February, I received a number of orders, and decided to make a bunch of thank you cards all the same. Well...same-same, but different, as they say in Thailand!!! The same pack of paper, the same measurements and recipe, although the insides were all a bit different.



A nice finish for your handmade cards is to line the card, edge the white with a piece of DSP (pattern paper) and in this case, even a piece of twine, tied in a bow. It would be great if I need to design a new thank you card for March as well!!! Orders can be made anytime here and also directly to me in person or over the phone/email.  If you remember to add the host code, you will receive a gift from me.

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Sunday, 2 February 2014

No Layers Card SUO Challenge #89

I think I find these single layer cards the very hardest to make, but I have studied others fine results and decided I would give it a go. Well, the whole point of a challenge is to be challenged, isn't it? A 'No Layer Card' is the challenge at SUO Challenges this week for this Thank You card. I chose the color palette from the Sal-A-Bration Sweet Sorbet DSP and used every single stamp from the Petal Parade stamp set, adding a greeting from Four You. Felt quite pleased with the result, sometimes quick and easy is just what is needed!

However I couldn't resist "Stepping It Up" as well, so if you are curious, be sure to check out my next post.
Thanks for dropping by
Rachel