I must confess, when preparing for today's Facebook Live "Tuesdays At Ten" I didn't feel well and had no energy so almost cancelled. But as I lay awake in bed Monday night I asked God for guidance, and He answered me. I had volunteered to make cards for every family in our congregation to send out so we could still feel connected during these unsettling times during Covid19. He reminded me that I had most of the preparation done.
The shipment of stunning Gold Foil cards & Gold envelopes, that I ordered, came a day earlier than expected - yesterday. It wasn't supposed to arrive until today. It also came a day earlier than an order I had placed two days before this one. Must have been God's intervention.
I had chosen this card off of Pinterest because it was simple in design and I could mass produce 35 to 50 of them in a short period of time. It's CASE'd from Diane Dimich. Thank you Diane for your perfect idea!
See how quickly these go together in this video. I also share a couple other tips regarding this beautiful stamp set with it's bundled punches and DSP (Designer Series Paper/Pattern Paper).
The sentiment from the stamp set is perfect for the message to our congregation! I will also stamp either "Thinking of You" or "God Bless You" on the inside, with a leaf on the bottom right hand corner.
The Stamparatus is a awesome tool especially when mass producing. It allows you to line everything up perfectly, in the same place on each card and if the image/sentiment isn't as dark as you would like it you can stamp it a second time. And when stamping on these beautiful cards you don't have to worry about messing up and wasting even one of them! I can't imagine doing my stamping without it!
These beautiful Gold Foil and gold envelopes are perfect. It allowed me to have all the envelopes and cards I needed and the foiling is a stunning addition to the card. Hope this will provide you with some imspiration!
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Thank you all for stopping in! I hope you enjoy this project.
Sharon
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