Old School Just a Note

Hi Krafters,

I am going old school today. This design is one of the first I used when I first started making cards. It taught me how to mix pattern papers. When I need to put together a quick card or just want to get in my craft room, this is my go to design! It can be used for any occasion too J

For this card, I used the Paula Deen paper which was RAK’ed by Kelli. It has a country feel to it and like that! I also used the tags die by Spellbinders which I offset on the bottom of the card. I used the Martha Stewart punch for the butterflies. The flourish was made with the Inkssentials Enamels Accents. I think I like this more than my beloved Viva Décor Pens.

I hope you enjoyed today’s project. Thanks for stopping by, Krafthead~

Other Supplies:

Punches-Martha Stewart - Lace Border Punch

Ink-Gathered Twigs (Tim Holtz) & Close to Cocoa (Stampin’ Up)

Round it All- corner rounder

Ice Cream Lovers~

Hello Krafters!

It’s me again coming to share a quick card I made for an ice cream lover. I used the Yummy Imagine Cartridge for the image as well as the pattern papers. The polka dot paper was cut out with the labels sixteen. For the sundae, I used a combination of Stickles and Glossy Accents. To finish it off, I used the Martha Stewart lace punch, ribbon and a Making Memories metal sentiments tag. I also inked the edges with Antique Linen Distress Ink. That’s it!

 A simple card that looks good enough to it eat J Thanks for stopping by….

 Krafthead~



Materials:

Cricut Imagine

Yummy Cartridge-Pattern Papers, Sundae Image

Cuttlebug-Swiss Dots Embossing Folder

Grand Calibur-Labels Sixteen Die

Stickles-Cinnamon, Diamond, Christmas Red

Glossy Accents

Martha Stewart Lace Punch

Making Memories Tag Curler Sentiments Tag-Happy Birthday

Tim Holtz Distress Ink-Antique Linen

Ribbon

Paper Trey Ink Cardstock-base-Vanilla

Recollections Cardstock-Pink