These are the two alternative cards I created. I
used the basic card base for each card. From
there I got creative. You can see the original
cards posted on February 7th to my blog.
cards posted on February 7th to my blog.
For the first card, I used a Crumb Cake card base;
5 1/2 x 4 1/4. I used the front panel from the
original card. I added the "OOPS" leaves and
love the pop they give. Be sure to use yours and
make alternative cards with them. I adhered
the front panel to the top of the card base, leaving
about 1/4 border at the top. Using the
Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer Paper, I punched out 3
butterflies using the Retired Butterfly punch.
I popped them up using SU Dimensionals.
I added a piece of the Berry Burst Baker's Twine
along the bottom edge of the front panel. Then,
I stamped Congratulations in Berry Burst and
layered it on top of the Berry Burst ribbon.
This is the inside of the card. I added a piece of
5 1/4 x 4 Whisper White cardstock.
Using Lemon-Lime Twist ink,I added
the leaf stamp three times, turning in different
directions. Then, I added two Berry Burst butterflies.
The inside sentiment is from the July 2017 Paper
Pumpkin Kit, Positively Picturesque.
I used the kit card base for this card and didn't
add the Lemon-Lime Twist leaves. I did add
the Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer Paper.
Using the Eclectic Layers Thinlits, I die
cut three flowers from Tangerine Tango
cardstock and added them using mini glue dots.
Then I simply stamped Thank You in Soft Suede
in the right bottom corner. This has a simple
elegance. I thought about adding punched
leaves to the flowers and decided not to do that.
I think it would be pretty. You could also add
enamel shapes to the bottom of the card in
a straight line by Thank You or a random
scattering to create more texture.
from the Oh So Eclectic stamp set in Tangerine Tango.
The sentiment is from the Retired stamp set,
Thoughtful Branches using Soft Suede ink.
I hope these alternative cards have inspired you
to make some alternative cards from this kit.
Have fun and be creative.
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