Here is a card that is simple to the max but I also think super cute to the max! If you need to whip up a bunch of cards in a jif…than this is a card for you! I used the notecard size as I find it to be so quick and useful!
This stamp set, Peaceful Pines will be sticking around (YIPPEE) and I would purchase this as a bundle as the framelits that match it are true keepers (pop back for the weekend post and you will see some fun with this framelits!)
It is as easy as it looks….ink ~ stamps~DONE! After I stamped the image and sentiment I scored it all the way around – this makes such a difference, I hope that you try it!
You have heard me blog time after time about sentiment sets – here is a keeper that also needs to be on your shelf…just look at the fun sentiments and fonts in this stamp set! It is called And Many More and it is in the Annual Catalog.
This Red Envelope Paper sure has been a hit for me! I am looking forward to using it for Valentines day and I admit, I am sad to see it leaving. I love the fact that you get so many sheets and it is super affordable!
Taking that extra time to make your envelope beautiful is soooooo worth it – try to make a commitment to yourself to give it a try…..I think that you will smile and be proud of yourself!
- Fold over and score your note cards….open up your envelopes
- Cut the overlay from a whisper white card stock (you will get 4 per sheet) 3 1/4" X 4 3/4"
- Cut your envelope paper (because it is so thin you can cut multiple sheets at once)
- Stamp the images
- Score the edges
- Apply Stampin' Dimensionals
- Use the Big Shot to cut your liners. (Again, because it is so thin….I cut 4 at one time)
- Adhere….Smile…..DONE!
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Tomorrow is a keeper card, as promised I will continue to share with you fun and practical ideas for gift cards! Enjoy the day….make someone SMILE!
p.s. – I love motivational and inspirations quotes and images….when I saw this – it reminded me of my card today….I love this "little card"
This is a classic. The score line around the edge is the perfect touch. Thanks for all the ideas and the reminder that simple is fabulous.
I love your style EVERYDAY I see your cards. Simple yet gorgeous. The little things in life are what matter.
This card is terrific! The only card I’ve done in months was using just stickers and a pen on one of the notecards. I did use the same idea of the line around the edge, only I drew it on. It was the thought and the timing that were the most important things in this particular case.
I will talk to you soon!
Cyberhugs!
Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree…… This is my favorite tree in this set I love the simple sentiment with it complete with the iconic Susan dots! The scoring is the part that takes it over the top!. So glad this is carried over as I just can’t justify another Christmas tree stamp purchase at this time but maybe in the spring. That way I can get a super big jump on my cards for next year! Oh, and you could put “thank you” on there instead and make it as a set of thank you cards to give as a present! I swear we have had a bunch of nieces and nephews who do not even send an E-mail to thank you for gifts! You have to ask if they actually receive the gift. What is this crazy world coming to? I would have a little pack of these in everyone’s stocking with a tag attached – would you rather have a lump of coal?
Enough said, this card is definitely a keeper and the bundle makes it even easier if you want to cut the tree out and pop it up on dimensionals! But, I think it is perfect as is and it is so hard to find the perfect tree!
This is a great simple card. I love the scoring that adds just the right touch to the card. Looking forward to your weekend cards using the tree framelits in your unique creative style.
Simple. Classic. Love it!
Sheer elegance!
Simplicity at its best! This card is so beautiful and sends the perfect message! The score lines frame it very nicely as well. Great inspiration! Thanks Susan!
This card is great! I missed your Susan Dots lately, now that I see them here. Just so pretty Susan!
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