Base of card is Night of Navy CS cut at 4 1/4″ x 11″ and scored at 5 1/2″
Next is a layer of Soft Suede CS cut at 5 1/4″ x 4″and Snailed onto the base.
Next is a layer of Night of Navy CS cut at 5 x 3/3/4″ and Snailed onto the Soft Suede layer.
Take a piece of Water Color paper, cut to 3 x 4 1/2″ and start the FUN!
Starting from the bottom, I used Marina Mist ink for the water shadow.
Then using Night of Navy ink, I added the water lines.
Next I used Soft Suede and added the sandy beach and the trees.
Then using Old Olive, the mountains were stamped full strength and stamped off.
The sun was stamped with Crushed Curry –and the message in Night of Navy.
The inside is a piece of Whisper White stamped with the trees and mountains and I did the same thing to the envelope! (no naked envelopes in my house!!!)
VOILA!!!!! Fast and easy –and so so pretty.
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Look closely!!! It adds the stitching! How cool is that!?!?
This set comes with circles, ovals and squares!
In my opinion, this set of Framelits is a MUST for any stamper who owns a BIG SHOT!
It's like a basic in my opinion! ( and if you don't own a Big Shot–why not? That too is a basic paper crafting tool!)
The Thank You sentiment was stamped onto the Whisper White square in Calypso Coral ink.
The daisy from the Daisy Delight stamp set was stamped onto Whisper White card stock with Calypso Coral and Daffodil Delight ink and then punched out with the coordinating daisy punch.
The gold faceted gems and 5/8" burlap ribbon give this card the perfect shabby chic look.
So what do YOU think??
Wouldn't a set of these make a very nice gift for one of your friends???
Easey-peasey and made with YOUR hands and from YOUR heart!
Check out this video –you can change up the DSP with any of these!
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