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#Simple Stamping with Felt embellishments inspire by Sara Douglas.

Well the Rocky River Festival - a fabulous 3 day event celebrating living on the Fitzroy River starts in 2 days and I am lucky enough to have a market stall again this year. So I've been busy creating some cute little sets of notecards in a paper wallet.
These cards were inspired by a demonstration Sara Douglas did at Onstage in Auckland in April and I have been keen to try her idea. All you need is a pack of notecards and envelopes, the Follow Your Art Embellishment Kit, some simple sentiments and some Pacific Point, Calypso Coral and Pool Party ink. I also added some sequins, and a cool background stamp for a bit more texture. I mixed the colours of the 4 felt details on each card and I love the finished look.
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The embellishment kit has 4 identical sheets of stitched felt shapes and they are perfect to adhere to a group of cards. As Sara suggested this would be a fabulous class for teenagers. I made 4 sets of 4 cards and still have plenty left in the pack for another play later.






The paper wallet is made from a single sheet of 12 x 12 and it holds 2 envelopes and 2 cards on each side pocket- perfect way to use up some of that paper.

This is a different set of cards but on the same theme and you can see the inside of the paper wallet.

So a big shout out to Sara, I had fun doing these, thankyou for the inspiration.

 Now I have more packing to finish for the markets!! 

I hope you have a creative week and remember, 
"don't just post online,
 post something pretty!"

cheers, Liz
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