The Basic Gray Indian Summer paper has several sheets that are complex with layered images, bright colors, and fun shapes. . No work needed, other than to select an area of the designer paper that looks particularly appealing.
How much easier can it get? Not much. Yet it's pretty. Simple. Quick. Easy to mass produce, if you go in for that sort of thing.
Today's post was a cheat, but tomorrow's post will show a LOT more work.
Which, let's face it, isn't hard to do given how little work went into the above card.
Seriously.
Oh no you didn't!?! That's DP??? Beautiful card, Susan! Thanks for sharing. Will look forward to seeing your card tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteCome on, it's not cheating if the result is such a beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteThis is just so stunning! I love these cards--no matter how little time they take! :)
ReplyDeletewhat lovely paper.
ReplyDeleteand you have used it exquisitely.
i also really like the sentiment font.
marty
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ReplyDeleteI keep thinking about this layout. Love it. Will be using it soon!
ReplyDeleteSusan, you are on a roll, solving my designer paper problems! Keep it up, please! In those 6x6 pads I mentioned yesterday are some "scene" pages. I never know what to do with them. I hesitate to cut them up or cover them up with layers or sentiments. This idea works perfectly. I could probably get three or four cards out of one sheet! Love your card, especially the colors and dark twine. Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful none the less!
ReplyDeleteJenny x
what a great idea!!!
ReplyDeletelove loVE LOVE it! Painless mass production? I'm all over that like white on rice, baby! This is PERFECTION!!!
ReplyDeleteOooh, this is very striking - so pleasing to the eye!
ReplyDeleteThis is WONDERFUL! I have to try this soon!-Hugs from Seattle
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