Welcome to this month's Blog Hop featuring CTMH's National Scrapbook Day Special, Free to Be Me...you get this CUTE paper packet for only $5 with a qualifying order.
If you've come from Dana's Blog, you're probably still in AWE of her project but focus...you'll need to keep on hopping 'till you get back around to where you started.
For my project, I wanted to do an envelope/card combo I saw on Pinterest. I used CTMH Kraft envelopes that I got for SUPER cheap here.
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To open you just slide the Baker's Twine off the envelope and pull the right side...the WONDERFUL thing about this gold polka dot Vellum is that you can put glue dots behind the dots to adhere...so tape doesn't show through!
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The card inside is postcard style so it doesn't open...card and envelope are standard size but you could totally do this for any size and shape of card! I used my FAVORITE alphabet Hopscotch...such a versatile fun and funky stamp set!
Thanks for hopping by...keep on going to Diana's Blog and see what she has to share!
Katy, this is darling. I am absolutely stamplifting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea Katy! Thanks for sharing this one!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. That is the cutest card! I love the paper with the Kraft CS. Cute!!! *Ü*
ReplyDeleteLove it!!
ReplyDeleteI love how the envelope works and the flower on top is so cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super fun card. So creative.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I love this idea and you did such a darling design job with it!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute idea.. I love that stamp !!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! Love that stamp!!
ReplyDeleteOh my that's cute! I love our Kraft envelopes and stocked up on them. I am going to have to try this idea. TFS
ReplyDeleteSo very cute!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun interactive card style. It's super cute. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteLove!! So unique and FUN!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! So unique and FUN!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a GREAT card Katy! I love new ways to create cards, and this is perfect! I may have to use this at an upcoming team meeting...thanks so much for the inspiration! Beautiful work as always! :)
ReplyDeleteKaty, can you explain how you used a kraft envelope? I'm not able to figure it out! I am thinking about borrowing the concept as I need to make 50 invitations to my daughter's first book signing.
ReplyDeleteWould these need to go in an extra envelope to be mailed to friends?
Katy, so cute! Can you explain how a kraft envelope made your casing? I'm not getting it!
ReplyDeleteAlso would you put these in another envelope for mailing purposes?
Such a clever card idea! Love all your hand-drawen details too.
ReplyDeleteSo so clever! Your doodling is a great accent.
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