Today I have some more cards made from the Sunshine and Smiles Artful Card Kit (ACK). This brings the total from this kit to more than 10 so far (I know there were other's I made, but so far I have 10 that I photographed & KNOW came from this ACK).
Card #1 (above): This first card is a sympathy card. Most elements are from the ACK, but I added the flowers from my stash (coloring one with Distress Ink) and ribbon from my stash. The sentiment came from a HOTP set called Stamp & Punch.
Inside:
Inside is more from the ACK - stamped with stamps from Divinity Designs stamp and die set called With Sympathy.
Card #2:
Next up is a thank you card. In addition to elements from the ACK, I used ribbon from my stash and die cut elements (dies from Spellbinder's Fleur De Lis Doily Motifs and 2012 Holiday Tree - the latter have been cut to modify the shapes).
Inside:
Inside is more of the same - with a stamp from Divinity Designs stamp & die set called Thanks for Everything.
Card #3:
Card #3 adds a piece of glitter sheet from JeJe & some black paper & white paper from my stash. The white mat was die cut with a die from Spellbinder's Decorative Labels One.
Inside:
Inside is more of the same. Two different dies were used - both from Spellbinders: Fancy Ribbon Threader and Decorative Labels Eight.
Card #4:
Next up is a card to which I've added silver metallic poster board. The die cut mat is from Spellbinder's Heirloom Legacy die set.
Inside:
Inside I've added silver mats cut with Spellbinder's Decorative Labels One and a white one cut with the 2012 Holiday Tree. However, all of these die cuts have been sliced to create the shape I actually wanted.
Card #5:
I've added black and white paper from my stash, and a piece of black glitter ribbon. Die cuts are from Spellbinders Decorative Labels One, and I've used the JeJe glitter sheet on the center of the focal. Sentiment is from the HOTP Stamp & Punch stamp set.
Inside:
The stamp used on the inside was also from HOTP's Stamp & Punch set (heat embossed with clear powder).
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