I made both a Thinking of You card,
and a Thankyou card, and I loved the process.
The tutorial is at Spilt Coast Stampers here.
But here are the measurements I used for Australia.
Cardstock 14.8 x 21 Score at 4cm, 14.5cm, 17cm and 19.5cm
14.8 x 1.2cm to emboss for front strip
Acetate 14.8 x 10.2
DSP / shimmer white 14.8 x 10.2
After creating the sunflower card I also opted for one with the DSP inside- but what to decorate it with? I had fun going back to an old set I haven't used for a while. After I heat embossed the butterflies I watercolour painted them using the colour palette from the Art series DSP as inspiration. Very relaxing to paint today.
The sending hugs sentiment is also new- from the Lots to Celebrate stampset
I was really excited to see the Envelope Dies in the new mini catalogue and this is the first real play with them, the curved strip was perfect. And the decorative cutout strip dressed up my cardfront quite easily. I had some retired Bermuda Bay foil which was very handy for the accents.
I wanted to leave the bottom plain rather than add more diecuts but it needed a little something so I embossed a narrow strip and lightly sponged it and stuck it on the outside.
The cute little corner stamp match the cutout shapes from the front flap.
This will fold flat to post in a regular C6 envelop, but I think I'll hold it closed with a simple strip (1cm) of plain paper as a belly band for posting.
You can see another sample of this style of card here and Oct 10 2020
If you would like to purchase any of the supplies to create this yourself you can simply click on the individual links or the images below.
Both of these cards are so gorgeous Liz and so much better than mine!! I love the monochrome of your sunflower one and the sweet butterflies are so pretty! Thank you for sharing about the envelope dies - such a great fit for the top of the cards! Thanks for sharing with us at Just Add Ink this week. xx
ReplyDeleteThese are fab Liz. My Envelope Dies just arrived yesterday and you've given me so many mores ways to use them. Great to see you back. Thanks for joining us at Just Add Ink this week. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, I love this idea with the Envelope Dies.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, I love this idea with the Envelope Dies.
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards, Liz. A very good tip about being careful & taking time with the wider dies - I learnt that one the hard way myself. Thanks for joining us at Just Add Ink this week. x
ReplyDeleteGreat cards Liz and a great way to use these envelope dies that create the perfect boarder. Chantell Just Add Ink. x
ReplyDeleteFantastic cards Liz! The acetate with some colour coming through makes for a gorgeous and fun look! A fantastic way to use the envelope dies too! Might have to get them now. Thanks for sharing and playing along this week at Just Add Ink! Rochelle xo
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