Thank You Card using Fresh Air papers and embellishments |
'Thank You' Card for CTMH Fresh Air Fun Challenge Entry
and Collage Photo from July Workshop
First, this post shares a Thank You card for Heart2Heart's Fresh Air Fun Challenge. The succulent is the only item that is not CTMH as it was a Cricut 'print and cut' design. I think it goes well with these colors, don't you? This is an A2 card. The papers I used on the card base from top down are 4" x 1.25" (treetops); 4" x 1.5" (light wood grain with arrow); and 4" x 2.5" (horizontal logs).
I have been having so much fun with the Fresh Air papers and embellishments. This card is made from bits and pieces left over from my scrapbook and card-making workshop earlier in the month. I love that you don't have to waste any part of your Workshop Your Way kits. You can just keep creating beautiful things until they are all used up.
Second, here is a collage of some of the scrapbook pages and cards made during the workshop:
I have been having so much fun with the Fresh Air papers and embellishments. This card is made from bits and pieces left over from my scrapbook and card-making workshop earlier in the month. I love that you don't have to waste any part of your Workshop Your Way kits. You can just keep creating beautiful things until they are all used up.
Second, here is a collage of some of the scrapbook pages and cards made during the workshop:
- Fresh Air Paper Packet (card background layer)
- White Daisy (card base)
- Bone Folder (to fold card, and press foam tape down)
- Bonding Memories Dual Action Glue Pen
- Micro-tip Scissors
- Fresh Air Stamp + Thin Cuts - Cardmaking (sentiment)
- Acrylix Exclusive Stamp Pad in New England Ivy (sentiment)
- New England Ivy Burlap (embellishment)
- My Acrylix Spritz Cleanser and Stamp Scrubber (care and maintenance of stamps)
- Tweezers (to place small pieces/embellishments on card)
- Cricut Paper Trimmer
- Cricut 'print and cut' design (Magenta Succulent)
Want to make this card? Let's go shopping! We can even make it together on a Facebook Live, if you'd like. Just let me know.
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Be sure to check out this and other challenges at Heart2Heart. I'm still new to participating in design challenges and I know I've gotten a lot of great ideas from checking out the other entries and also the past challenges.
Stay creative and continue to share kindness along the way,
Kimberly
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