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Wednesday, October 8, 2008
A few more cards
I have a friend who would like to see how marketable home-made cards are in this area. She also would like to market the above wreaths. The cupboard was bare so emergency sell able cards had to be made. The stationary pack is a good idea because sometimes our local paper goods store has a great price on packaged paper. Because there are 25 sheets in a pack you can made stationary packs easily.
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6 comments:
Love all the autumn colours!
I love Stationary Gift Packet great idea. Do you have a tutorial for this if so I would really love to see it.....
Also, please email me at ascrapnangel@yahoo.com so I can send you an invite to our sister home. Can't wait to see you there it's already starting to look like alot of fun!!
Gorgeous cards!
I don't have a tutorial--I pretty much winged it. Folded a piece of paper in half, folded up the bottom and attached brads and small amout of adnesive to hold cards in. Just cut out stationary size cards, crimped the corners and its that basic. Use double sided paper for pocket envelope and stationary cards then let your imagination go wild. I'm glad you like it.
OOOOOhhhh! I love the paisley paper pink is one of my fav colors! And I like what you did with it! :)
Beautiful gifts and great cards too! Lovely combinations!
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