Feel Better Soon!

Hi and welcome, everyone! Today I'm over on the SumMore Fun Blog sharing two Get Well cards. I was sick for most of May and away from my craft room, too. So it feels awesome to be back and sharing. Of course, I would return with Get Well cards, I mean, it's not like I didn't have plenty of time to think about them. 

These cards are very easy and take minimal supplies. 

HOW-TO

• Using the Raisin Boat Chicken Wire stamp and gray ink stamp two backgrounds on 4.25" x 5.5" #80 cardstock; cut a section out  to create reveal for patterned paper
• Stamp red three red flowers on one background and three red hearts on the other 
• Stamp sentiment using Versafine Onyx Black Ink in lower right corner of background panels
• Stamp Victorine Originals Heart Chicken and Flower Chicken using Memento Ink - Tuxedo Black and color the images (Copic colors I used W05, W03, W01, R29, YR68, YG25, Y17)
• Fussy cut or run through Scan N Cut to cut the chickens out
• Cut patterned paper (I'm using Doodlebug Down on the Farm) and adhere to a 4.25" x 5.5" card #110 card base
• Add 3D mounting foam to back of stamped background panels and adhere to card base over patterned paper making sure to reveal patterned paper
• Add two layers of 3D mounting foam to back of chickens and position on card 

As always, thanks for joining me. 

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Sending Get Well Wishes

Hi, everyone! Today I'm over on the CDD Blog bringing you the Daily post featuring Wishful Thoughts Stamps and Flowers In Bloom Stamps. I decided that I wanted to create a Get Well card and thought this was the perfect time to use these beautiful Orchids. 

I've been using my SVG Outlines a lot lately to build shaker cards, and I decided to run with that technique once again. I have to say I'm kind of loving the end result. This method is so easy, once your SVG Outlines merged into your designer software, size it accordingly. I change the size of my mat to 4.25in. X 5.5in., the same size as my card base. By doing this, you can determine exactly where you want your cutout. I usually center mine so that I can use a die-cut like the Fancy Frame Dies. You will be surprised how quickly this card comes together. 

Here are the products I used:

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