CAS - Right as Rain

Die-Cut Easter Bunnies

Hello! Today I am sharing an Easter card created with a Freshly Made Sketches Challenge sketch from last year. I was particularly fond of the sketch. You can see my original card using the sketch here.

I die-cut the Poppystamps bunnies from yellow, pink, and blue cardstock.
I die-cut the now-retired MFT fence from white cardstock. I trimmed the fence to be the width of the three bunnies.
I cut the patterned paper pieces and adhered them to a card base on which I had printed Happy Easter on my computer printer.
I added yellow Taylored Expressions Enamel Dots in the upper-right corner.

Supplies: SU Strawberry Slush cardstock (retired), Poppystamps Fuzzy Bunnies (retired), Poppystamps Bunny Buddies (retired)

Special Celebrations – April 2020 Spellbinders Small Die of the Month

Hello and Happy April! Today I am sharing three cards created with the April Small Die of the Month kit from Spellbinders – “Special Celebrations.” The set includes dies with which you can create unique cards for engagements, weddings, anniversaries, and Christmas, to name a few. The set is designed to work with the Trucking Through the Seasons set; the dies can also be used on their own.

I created three cards – “Just Married,” “Happy Holidays,” anniversary/engagement – using the Special Celebrations set along with Truckin Through the Seasons.

I used silver foil, gold foil, gliiter paper, and brushed gold cardstock, along with colored cardstock to create the trucks, the license plates, and the accessories. I used patterned paper for the card bases.

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Alone Together – Penny Black Die-Cut Scene

Hello! Today I am sharing a CAS encouragement card with a die-cut scene depicting the current “Alone Together” world that we live in. Whether you are in the city, in the suburbs, on the farm, … we’re in this together!

I die-cut the houses with the #51-459 Neighborhood Border die from navy cardstock and backed the windows with yellow cardstock.
I die-cut the skyline with the #51-017 Downtown die from gray cardstock and backed the windows with yellow cardstock.
I cut the hearts with dies in the #51-090 Little Ornaments and the #51-281 What’s in Your Cup? sets.
I created the sentiment on my computer.

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Paper Smooches Rose Bouquet

Hello! Today I am sharing a CAS card featuring a combination of Paper Smooches supplies, sending a bouquet of cheer in these uncertain times!

I die-cut the floral pieces using the now-retired Paper Smooches Rose die from white cardstock and from cardstock I had colored with watercolor (pink) and Distress Inks (green).
I glued the white outline on to the colored pieces.
I cut the Mason Jar from white and light-blue cardstock.
I stamped the sentiment on to a tag I cut with a punch.
I assembled the blooms and leaves on the Mason Jar and added the tag with twine.
The Mason Jar and rose assembly was added to a patterned paper card base.