Put it together Friday-One inch strip card #6

Can you believe it is already Friday?  It is time to put together the card of the week.This is the last in the series of 1 inch strip cards inspired by Jackie Bohluis.  And this is card number 55.

For this first card I used the designer paper and the stamps from the Snail Mail Suite which is the suite of the month.

My next card uses parts of the Paper Pumpkin kit for March.

In case you missed seeing this card on Tuesday I used the Butterfly Brilliance collection to make it.

For this last card I used the December paper pumpkin kit. 

With 1 inch strips to make your cards you can go on and on because they are so quick and easy. Ill consider any of these 1 inch strip templates any time I need to make a quick card.

Product List

Butterfly Brilliance Bundle [155821] $54.75

Snail Mail Designer Series Paper [154577] $11.50

Snailed It Bundle [156255] $44.00

Snail Mail Twine Combo Pack [154579] $7.00

Resin Hearts Embellishment [154578] $7.00

Hope you had fun this week.  I know I had fun stamping and cleaning my stamping room while it was raining outside.  What did you do? Have a great weekend with hopefully some sun.

Come back on Monday to see a template to make a simple card.

Till then,

Sushi

Cut it out Tuesday-One inch strip #4 card 55

Here are the cutting instructions for the card of the week.

1. Card base 5.5 x 8.5 scored at 4.25

2. Next layer 5.25 x 4 (optional)

3. Contrasting card stock cut 2.25 x 2.25

4. Four 1-inch squares of designer paper any combination

5. Ribbon

6. Saying and accesories

For my first example, I embossed the second layer with the New World embossing folder.

I used all other elements from the December paper pumpkin kit.

My next sample was created using the Butterfly Bijou designer paper.  The cute butterflies were cut out with the dies from the Butterfly Brilliance bundle. I left the saying for later when I have a special occasion that needs this card.

 

Product List

Butterfly Brilliance Bundle [155821] $54.75

Be sure and come back tomorrow to learn several techniques that can be used with vellum card stock.

Till Then,

Happy Stamping,

Sushi