I received a gorgeous Thankyou card a while ago by the very talented Angela Meiritz-Reid in New Zealand. ( fromt eh CASEing the CAtty Design Team).
I loved the layout she used to show off this stunning sheet of DSP from the Sweet Soiree set which is retiring soon.
I needed a stack of thankyou cards so I have gratefully CASED Angela. I had quite a few partial kits in my stash and have used up some of those tags for the sentiments as well as current and retired ribbon and finished off some spools of embroidery thread. A very satisfying stash of cards all round.
I do try to use up retiring paper - but if you looked at my boxes you would not say I was successful at it!
The DSP is so pretty that I used the remaining strips to finish off the other cards on Very Vanilla bases
I hope you have a creative week and remember,
I loved the layout she used to show off this stunning sheet of DSP from the Sweet Soiree set which is retiring soon.
I needed a stack of thankyou cards so I have gratefully CASED Angela. I had quite a few partial kits in my stash and have used up some of those tags for the sentiments as well as current and retired ribbon and finished off some spools of embroidery thread. A very satisfying stash of cards all round.
I do try to use up retiring paper - but if you looked at my boxes you would not say I was successful at it!
The feature panel is 31/2" x 51/4"
The behind panel is 3 3/4" x 51/2"
or whatever size panels you can create from your pieces.
I used Calypso Coral for these bases, and some random pieces of coordinating DSP for the base.
The DSP is so pretty that I used the remaining strips to finish off the other cards on Very Vanilla bases
12 cards from one sheet of DSP seemed like a pretty good effort. I will miss this paper but I know there will be something else lovely to take its place.
If you like to use up DSP you might like to check out my other posts with the label - Cards Using DSP and my Pinterest board - Cards using Paper Scraps
I hope you have a creative week and remember,
"don't just post online,
post something pretty!"
cheers, Liz
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