I followed a TUT online at Pamela's That showed how to make 12 cards from 3 papers,
not including the base cards. You can add whatever embellies you wish and finish off with whatever stamps you choose also. These are my base cards and as I finish them I am taking pics and listing supplies so that I can share them with you as I go :) This was a great way to delve into that super stash of patterned papers and play a little. Give it a try - as you can see although you are using the same papers none of them are the same!
Most are done on White Card Stock bases as I had extras already cut from doing the Graduation Open House Invites for my daughter, but a few are done on other colors and that almost changed the whole look by itself!
Her directions also are for using 6.5" x 5" card bases which I didn't have so I used them on regular A2 Card bases and simply adjusted the cut pieces to fit the cards. This left me with a little extra bits and pieces that I wasn't able to use since I didn't plan ahead LOL but hey I am happy about using different patterns together and having cards ready to just add sentiments to as I need them. I am working on another set that will be a gift for someone too.
Papers I used were DCWV and Paper Stack from JoAnne's. the base card stock is from The Paper Place in Wellington, OH.
Leave me a link if you give it a try -- would love to see what your's look like!
not including the base cards. You can add whatever embellies you wish and finish off with whatever stamps you choose also. These are my base cards and as I finish them I am taking pics and listing supplies so that I can share them with you as I go :) This was a great way to delve into that super stash of patterned papers and play a little. Give it a try - as you can see although you are using the same papers none of them are the same!
Most are done on White Card Stock bases as I had extras already cut from doing the Graduation Open House Invites for my daughter, but a few are done on other colors and that almost changed the whole look by itself!
Her directions also are for using 6.5" x 5" card bases which I didn't have so I used them on regular A2 Card bases and simply adjusted the cut pieces to fit the cards. This left me with a little extra bits and pieces that I wasn't able to use since I didn't plan ahead LOL but hey I am happy about using different patterns together and having cards ready to just add sentiments to as I need them. I am working on another set that will be a gift for someone too.
Papers I used were DCWV and Paper Stack from JoAnne's. the base card stock is from The Paper Place in Wellington, OH.
Leave me a link if you give it a try -- would love to see what your's look like!
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Gorgeous stuff your making lady! keep up the pretty work!-kinderposht
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