Both of these cards use the wonderfully versatile Curly Cute stamp set with Chocolate Chip ink and retired ribbon. Currently you can still purchase Chocolate Chip ribbon in 5/8" Satin and 1/2" Scallop Dotted, but here I used plain Jane grosgrain because I still have lots of it, and I needed to make a bunch of Thank You cards after my daughter's birthday party. (Remember the cute Princess and Magician hats I made as favors?)
This card uses Very Vanilla, Chocolate Chip and Cameo Coral cardstock, Language of Friendship stamp set, the Finial Press Embossing Folder and the Eyelet Border Punch.
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5 comments:
I would love to know how to make the sentiment frame! I find, since I am level challenged, that it works best for me to stamp the sentiment and then punch it out with a shape. I look forward to adding this frame to my library!
Leah, that is the same reason that I love punches! I can't stamp straight to save my life, even with the Stamp-a-ma-jig. Someone recently said they didn't understand the point of square punches, apparently she is not "level-challenged" :)
Oh I want to know how you did that!
The last few days have been busy-busy. I'll try to take a couple of pictures this weekend and post them.
I love this use of that punch. Just the right size for so many sentiments that are too big for the modern label.
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