Hello there!
Today is Day 2 of the countdown for the February Release at Waltzingmouse Stamps.
Yesterday, we shared the Gift Card It stamp set and coordinating Gift Card It Dies. Today we are adding in the Gift Card It Envelope Die! This die cuts a little envelope that fits a standard gift card perfectly. And of course it works so well with the Gift Card It Dies we shared yesterday.
For today's card, I incorporated the Gift Card It Envelope Die directly onto my card front. It creates a snug little place to present your gift card and makes it front and center. Again, like the card I shared yesterday, I like the idea of making the gift card part of the presentation instead of something you just stick in your card. It is, after all, the gift!
Today I used some of the larger stamp images from the Gift Card It stamp set. Isn't that font the most scrumptious ever? I also pulled in some of the leaf branch motif and the flower clusters, all heat embossed in gold. The flower trio is adhered just so on the front of the envelope with some dimensional foam tape to help to keep the top flap closed.
This is still a traditional card in the sense that it opens and has a place for a longer message. You could also easily use just a single sheet of cardstock and write your message on the back.
I'll be back with more tomorrow, but until then be sure to check out the rest of the Design Team links for today. We will be sharing previews through Friday when the sets will be available for purchase. Enjoy!
So glad you stopped by! Have a wonderful day!
Today is Day 2 of the countdown for the February Release at Waltzingmouse Stamps.
Yesterday, we shared the Gift Card It stamp set and coordinating Gift Card It Dies. Today we are adding in the Gift Card It Envelope Die! This die cuts a little envelope that fits a standard gift card perfectly. And of course it works so well with the Gift Card It Dies we shared yesterday.
For today's card, I incorporated the Gift Card It Envelope Die directly onto my card front. It creates a snug little place to present your gift card and makes it front and center. Again, like the card I shared yesterday, I like the idea of making the gift card part of the presentation instead of something you just stick in your card. It is, after all, the gift!
Today I used some of the larger stamp images from the Gift Card It stamp set. Isn't that font the most scrumptious ever? I also pulled in some of the leaf branch motif and the flower clusters, all heat embossed in gold. The flower trio is adhered just so on the front of the envelope with some dimensional foam tape to help to keep the top flap closed.
This is still a traditional card in the sense that it opens and has a place for a longer message. You could also easily use just a single sheet of cardstock and write your message on the back.
I'll be back with more tomorrow, but until then be sure to check out the rest of the Design Team links for today. We will be sharing previews through Friday when the sets will be available for purchase. Enjoy!
Anya Schrier - you are here!
So glad you stopped by! Have a wonderful day!
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Recipe
STAMPS: Gift Card It (available February 28) - Waltzingmouse Stamps
CARDSTOCK: Groovy Guava - SU!; Cashmere, Oatmeal - Wplus9
INK: Antique Linen Distress Ink - Ranger; VersaMark - Tsukineko
OTHER: Gift Card It Die Set, Gift Card It Envelope Die (available February 28) - Waltzingmouse Stamps; Detail Gold Embossing Powder - Stewart Superior; Copic Markers
Such a sweet little envelope! Love your ideas! Your card is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable...I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who loves this color! =)
ReplyDeleteReally pretty - love the colours you've used. Lovely to have a surprise inside the envelope!
ReplyDeleteI used similar colors yesterday on my card! They look so pretty here - love the cut out flowers accenting the envelope!
ReplyDeleteOooh! That gold embossing is YUMMY! Your flowers and that pretty trim with the peachy color are making me see Spring!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors you used and the embossing is perfect! Great job!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty--I like the colors and the gold embossing.
ReplyDeleteLove the soft colors you used! very creative
ReplyDeleteThis is pretty! I like the little roses and the leafy stamp too.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Love the gold embossing with the melon colored cardstock.
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