I sent these cards out to my team members and a few regular customers - who attend my in person classes. I've attended several ZOOM meetings with my demonstrator friends - but I miss attending "in person" meetings and classes. The card is a CASE (Copy And Share Everything) of one I saw on Pinterest (by Lorri Heiling.) Below is the inside of the card:
Lorri put these words on the front of the card - but when I showed the cards to my kids (ages 25 & 21) they both thought the "....stayed home" should go inside the card. And I agreed. This card was a HUGE hit! I received a thank you from almost every person who received this card - either a text, email, or shout on on Face Book.
Below is the stamp set that I used to make this card - and it is on the RETIRING LIST!!! So if you want this cute set - just click on the photo and add it to your shopping bag in my online store - before it is gone forever!
Here are two other cards I made with this adorable stamp set:
Below are some of the other products I used to make the featured cards. Click on any photo to add it to your shopping bag.
Cutting dimensions for making the card:
Card stock for card: 5 1/2 x 8 1/2; scored at 4 1/4
Designer Series Paper: 1 1/4 x 5 1/2
Scallop Oval Dies: largest scallop oval
Stitched Shapes Dies: largest oval
The head of the piggy is stamped a second time on a scrap of white card stock and "fussy cut." The mask is put on the piggy head first - then attached to the original stamped image with a dimensional.
The mask is approx 5/8 x 3/8; I made 3 score lines 1/8 inch apart - then trimmed with my paper snips. I glued two pieces of white baker's twine to the back of the mask - forming the letter x. Adjust the twine from the front so it looks like straps.
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Thanks for stopping by!
Kathy
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