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Quick set of notecards showing off DSP

I have such a lot of beautiful paper and I tend to hoard it - mostly because I find it hard to cut into a beautiful print! Maybe you are like me? Yet when I make a card using the beautiful paper that makes me happy too, so I have told myself to stop hoarding and start sharing ! I still think that the Venetian Romance DSP is one if the nicest sets I've ever bought and I am pleased to see it at such a good price on the clearance rack.
This design is one I saw on Pinterest and gave been waiting to try it.
 I did add a few extra details.


 I used Gorgeous Grunge  with Island Indigo and Pistachio Pudding to decorate the envelopes and the retired hostess set Because You Care for the sentiment. I love the Kraft card on Soft Suede. The inside has only a strip of DSP to decorate to keep it super simple. This is a thankyou gift for one of the many generous people who helped me raise funds for the Western Qld Drought Appeal at my #creativerelief fundraiser last weekend. You can still go online to donate to the Appeal or through any branch of the Westpac Bank
It's a quick and easy set to make.
Thanks for looking, 
Liz




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  1. Kate16 June 2015 at 23:48

    You are one uber talented SU card maker! I found one of your cards on Pinterest and came on by and couldn't stop looking at all the awesomeness! Its so rare to find someone so talented! I hope you apply for the SU design team before it closes this year! I think you would win hands down! I did not know about the "case-ing the catty" design team, how cool is that?! I'll definitely go check that site out next!

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    1. Lillybet17 June 2015 at 07:33

      Kathy, such kind words, you have made my day! You should definitely check out the CASEing the Catty blog - there are amazingly talented carmakers in the group. Maybe I will look at the SU design team. Thanks for your words of encouragement. Hope you have a happy day too! Liz

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