BTW, I'm enjoying the responses to yesterday's post. Some of you like the first card, some the second, and others don't care. I love all that ambiguity, especially since I was so surprised by my own agnosticism on the choice. So strange how "correcting" the "mistake" of the first card made me change my mind about there being a mistake in the first place!
Anywho, if you're looking for a super-fast gift, consider making a quickie notecard set like this one:
I made two of each color combo and packed them with 8 envelopes in a Papertrey Ink clear card box.
Done.
The set takes advantage of Memento's light and dark shades of the same colors, but other ink brands offer similar light/dark combinations. You can also off-stamp the border a darker shade on scrap paper, then stamp it on the card, and then use the same ink full-strength for the big sentiment.
But having lots of ink to choose from is less fussy.
Any excuse to buy more ink. Seriously.
This will be my last post until after Christmas, so I wish you all a very merry Christmas!
Supplies
stamps: Papertrey Ink Text Style, Botanical Silhouettes
ink: Memento
paper: Papertrey Ink white
accessories: none
these came out great. Have a wonderful Christmas!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of lighter colour and darker over it. Still playing with the idea of more inks, just have to work out where to put them, so much to buy so little space to keep it all :) have a great Christmas and look forward to more next year.
ReplyDeleteA great gift idea.
ReplyDeleteSeasons Greetings to you too
Kathyk
Merry Christmas, Susan! Thanks for all the beauty and inspiration you bring to my life all year!
ReplyDeleteI really like these note cards. The two tones of ink work quite well. This is a lovely and thoughtful gift.
ReplyDeleteGreat set of cards! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
ReplyDeletePetra
Wow, I like these cards. They're realy great. Hugs and Merry Christmas to all of you over there, Ankie
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ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Susan. Thank you for the often thought provoking cards. Blessings to you and your family. Liz
ReplyDeleteI will so CASE these and keep them on hand for gifts. Thanks for all your help thought out the year. Merry Christmas to you also and enjoy your holidays and your little break.
ReplyDeleteHave a Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful set of cards! A Merry Christmas to you also.
ReplyDeleteJust popping in to wish you and yours a very Happy and Blessed Christmas. May each one of you know God's peace and tender care throughout 2014....and thanks for all the inspiration during 2013. In Northern Ireland we are anticipating gale force winds and rain aplenty and snow....we have a home, alternative cooking facilities, food enough and to spare...what more could we want or need.....in fact an outage takes one back to other times when life was more simple.
ReplyDeleteI also wish you and your family a Joyful and Peaceful and Merry Christmas!
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