DT Reveal - Spring Cards
Hope you all had a great Easter weekend. We are home from our road trip visiting family and friends, so now I can't wait to show you what the design team has been cooking up with our new Spring products!
Note: In several of the following DT projects you will see some Spring colored felt flowers. They were meant to be included with our Spring products but I wasn't happy with the quality of flowers the dies were cutting. Hopefully we will be able to make them available to you soon.
Natalie created three gorgeous cards for us - a birthday card using embossed daisies and buttons, and two baby cards using more of the embossed buttons!
Jamie was also busy this month. In addition to the SVG Easter Basket we featured last week, Jamie also created a couple of cute cards with the felt flowers (we hope to get them into the shop soon) and the embossed butterflies.
...and this thank you card that features more butterflies and layered flowers.
Joan used a whimsical patterned paper as the background for this card and added some butterflies for dimension and interest.
Marcie added the cute bunny icon from the Spring Cut-Outs to this floral card. The embossing on the background is beautfiul Marcie!
And Sarabeth used more of our favorite fluttery butterflies and multiple strands of the Ric-Rac border from the Spring Cut-Outs to create the decorative border for her colorful card.
Thanks ladies! As always your creations are so beautiful. They make me want to go and make some cards myself!
Later this week we'll be featuring some of the layouts our talented DT created with the new Spring products, along with a SPRING GIVEAWAY!
Note: In several of the following DT projects you will see some Spring colored felt flowers. They were meant to be included with our Spring products but I wasn't happy with the quality of flowers the dies were cutting. Hopefully we will be able to make them available to you soon.
Natalie created three gorgeous cards for us - a birthday card using embossed daisies and buttons, and two baby cards using more of the embossed buttons!
I love how Natalie mixed the kraft paper with pastel embellishments - it is such a subtle and lovely combination. I also like the stitching details around the edges and the coordinating patterned paper by Paper Studio!
Jamie was also busy this month. In addition to the SVG Easter Basket we featured last week, Jamie also created a couple of cute cards with the felt flowers (we hope to get them into the shop soon) and the embossed butterflies.
So lovely - the colors and patterns just scream Spring and Easter!
In addition to the great article on moving you scrap stash, Michelle created these sweet cards - the first using a lined journaling spot and ric-rac trim from the Spring Cut-Outs along with one of the embossed butterflies...
...and this thank you card that features more butterflies and layered flowers.
And Sarabeth used more of our favorite fluttery butterflies and multiple strands of the Ric-Rac border from the Spring Cut-Outs to create the decorative border for her colorful card.
Thanks ladies! As always your creations are so beautiful. They make me want to go and make some cards myself!
Later this week we'll be featuring some of the layouts our talented DT created with the new Spring products, along with a SPRING GIVEAWAY!
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