I was feeling inspired by the gorgeous
Sweater Weather Designer Series Paper from Stampin' Up! and pulled together set that I am giving to my son's teacher - 8
Thank You Notes and a
Stationery Folder to hold them with their envelopes. The
Sweater Weather paper makes a gorgeous liner with the
Envelope Liner Thinlit from
Stampin' Up!, too - what great coordination and such a lovely finishing touch!
Fall is definitely in the air around here and the trees are just starting to turn. This is my favorite time of year! Crisp nights, beautiful days and the amazing colors that come with the leaves turning. I kept this set fairly simple, just showcasing the
Sweater Weather DSP and adding some
Thank You sentiments. Each of the
Note Cards has a 'thank you' sentiment stamped in
Chocolate Chip ink on the lower right edge.
The
Stationery Folder is a fairly simple variation of several templates that are available online. I used a piece of cardstock cut to
10 1/2" x 6 1/2". This is scored at
4 3/4" from each of left/right sides. I used
Sticky Strip to adhere the
Chocolate Chip Chevron Ribbon and you can see where I used a
1" Circle Punch to punch an indent to accommodate the ribbon knot and wrap. The inside pockets are
6 1/2 x 4 1/2,
scored at 1/2" and 1" on each of three sides. I cut the tabs out and folded these pockets, then attached them with
Sticky Strip to the Folder Base. I only needed to add a few layers of this beautiful DSP to finish the
Folder.
Recipe:
Stamps:Four You, Perfectly Penned
Cardstock: Sweater Weather DSP, Daffodil Delight, Chocolate Chip, Very Vanilla
Inks: Chocolate Chip
Accessories: Autumn Accents Bigz Die, Chocolate Chip Chevron Ribbon, Sticky Strip, 1" Circle Punch, Simply Scoring Score Tool
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I don't use my Washi Tape as often as I might and whenever I do, I think I should use this more often!! The Santa & Co Washi Tape include three rolls including these two patterns and a wide roll of Olive Green pattern as well. This card is pretty simple to make with a few layers of cardstock, Big Shot Embossing and then two strips of Washi Tape, torn on both ends. I stamped the hello sentiment from Four You stamp set in Pacific Point ink and Heat Embossed it in Clear Embossing Powder. The Paper Piercing Mat helped me pierce three holes in a straight line, and evenly spaced, to add the underline of Mini Silver Brads. This is punched out with an Oval Punch and adhered with Stampin' Dimensionals for a little lift. So quick and easy!
