Oh so much going on in the last month or so! We are all moved into our new house and somewhat settled (outside of the DISASTER of a garage, but I'm pretending it doesn't exist right now). Of course, my personal priority was to get my craft room up and going again. I had legitimate reasons though! We had 7 birthdays in the course of a week and a half - starting just a couple days after we moved! So, I HAD to get to a point of being able to work - even if I still feel like its an organizational mess. If you're interested, I've been posting a few sneak peeks here and there of my house over on Instagram.
Bad cell phone photo, but a little "thank you" package I had put together. A cardstock box, filled with homemade cookies, and a card. |
There have been so many people to thank in the process of all of this, I needed a quick and simple card design. I decided to go back to the card I made at Christmas, and use it as inspiration for something. The end result was something using similar elements, but has a completely different feel.
I cut a small rectangle from some scrap card stock, and then wrapped it with several coordinating washi tapes from my stash. (I believe most of these are actually from Dollar Tree.)
I then used a bit of Papertrey Ink vellum to create a little belly band. I stamped one of the Papertrey Ink Keep It Simple Thank You Mini Stamp Set stamps with VersaMark, and then used a Recollections sparkle embossing powder to heat emboss it.
I didn't get a photo of the inside of the card, but I just added a couple strips of washi to the inside to coordinate with the outside. And that was it! Super simple, quick, and easy to do multiples.
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Have a wonderful day!
Awesome thank you card, I love the bright papers you have used. Thank you for playing along with the Crafty Boots Challenge Anniversary.
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Lovely thanks card.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely card, washi is great when you need to be quick:)
ReplyDeleteAwesome card! What beautiful colors and design. Thank you for sharing your beautiful creation with Through the Craftroom door this week.
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