Today's cards are a continuation of the Winter Wonderland set of materials from Hunkydory's A Sparkling Season card kit & 8 x 8 paper pad. Once again, here are the materials:
First is the die cut set - 1 sheet of die cuts and 2 coordinating sheets of AS (adoreable scoreable card stock).
Next are the parts of the 8 x 8 paper pad that coordinate with this set.
And here are the 5 cards I made from the SHEEP parts of these materials:
Here's a closeup look at each:
Card #1:
As you can see, this first one is a slimline card. I cut a strip from a page from the 8 x 8 pad. Since my card is 9 inches tall, I cut it near the top and separated the pieces with a piece of ribbon, silver flag strip, and sentiment from a Hunkydory Sentiments book.
Card #2:
This next card uses part of a piece of coordinating HD card stock as the background. I separated the focal from it's two frames & backed the frames with a shimmery vellum type of paper. As you can see, I arranged the frames and then centered the focal on them before adding a sentiment tag (also from the set).
Card #3:
This is another scene cut from a sheet from the 8 x 8 paper pad. This time I matted it with a brownish-gray from my stash and used a small square of the same to mat the sentiment (from a HD sentiment book).
Card #4:
This is the card shown at the top of this post. I decided I wanted it to be a birthday card rather than a Christmas card. I used a scrap of beautiful blue Glitzy paper. I also had a scrap of the coordinating card stock left, so used that to back the arched frame that surrounds the focal. Both sentiments are from a HD book of sentiments.
Inside:
I used the remaining arched frame to frame a stamped sentiment (one of Mom's stamps) and added a little tag from the set (with ribbon from my stash) to complete the inside.
Card #5:
This last sheep card was cut from one of the pieces of AS. I simply wrapped a piece of ribbon around it for a border before gluing it to the front of the card. I glued an additional cutout sheep (from the paper pad) and a sentiment (from a HD sentiment book) to complete this card.
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