I've shown two different ways to embellish mass-made purchased cards. This is an easy way to get a handmade gift. You can see them here and here. I also made some cards "from scratch" using Claudine Hellmuth's new collection of stickers, rub-ons, and laser-cut wood pieces.
For the teachers' gifts I simply grabbed 10 random cards and packaged them in a cute little bag. Stop by tomorrow to see the packaging.
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3D Stickers came in an adorable chipboard suitcase |
Rub-ons came with a big selection of designs. |
Originally I had visions of making vignettes like Claudine does, but then I saw this card by Julie Ebersol. I couldn't stop thinking about it. Julie used a product I didn't have because I didn't have those boots and those boots are something else. But I still wanted to make something in the same spirit as her card.
By Julie Ebersol Source: www.papertrufflez.com |
This first set is a sample of what I made using the wooden laser cut pieces. I used watercolor-paper cards and Distress Stains to color the background. Then I added Washi Tape, the wooden pieces, and rub-on letters to make silly words. The letters came with the rub-on collection.
This set shows the cards I made using the 3D stickers and rub-ons. The "thanks" card with the cityscape is the only design I are that was made purely from rub-ons. I added a variety of rub-ons and 3D stickers to the rest of the cards which were made on regular white A2 cardstock.For the teachers' gifts I simply grabbed 10 random cards and packaged them in a cute little bag. Stop by tomorrow to see the packaging.
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