Thank you bunches...

Hello everyone,

I'm here today with a slightly different card from me!

I have used a lovely selection of products by Whimsy Stamps from
Dies To Die For

to create a delicate thank you card.

Dies To Die For - Ingredients

Messy Mesh Background Rubber Cling Stamp

Wonky Stitched Rectangles Die Set
Lawn Fawn Vellum

Beaucoup Bouquet Clear Stamps Set
Beaucoup Bouquet Die Set

Thanks Word and Shadow Die Set

You're Too Kind Clear Stamps

Quick Strips Die Set

The card is so easy to make and the final effect is so pretty!

First, I stamped the 

Messy Mesh Background Rubber Cling Stamp

onto a piece of card and heat embossed it with white embossing powder.

I then blended Distress Oxides in Evergreen Bough, Worn Lipstick, Scattered Straw and Faded Lilac over the card as shown. 

Then I die cut the card with the 

Wonky Stitched Rectangles Die Set

and cut a circle from the centre of the rectangle with a stitched circle die.

With the same circle die I cut a piece of white linen card to replace the circle I had cut out.

I fixed the messy mesh background and the white circle onto a piece of firm card die cut with the same size 

Wonky Stitched Rectangles Die Set

and set it aside.

Next I stamped and heat embossed in white onto 
Lawn Fawn Vellum

Beaucoup Bouquet Clear Stamps Set
and cut them out with the 
Beaucoup Bouquet Die Set

I cut the stamped images out and coloured them on the reverse with Copic Markers, no blending required here, just pick your favourite colours and go for it!

I fixed some flowers and foliage firmly to the left hand side of the circle die.

Then I die cut the 

Thanks Word and Shadow Die Set

in silver glitter card and fixed that across the centre of the circle just touching the flowers.

I stamped the 'a bunch' sentiment in black using the

Thanks Word and Shadow Die Set

and die cut it with a

Quick Strips Die Set

Finally I fixed the sentiment to the right of the card design.

Be sure to have a look around our

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to see the gorgeous DT creations there and then to 

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to engage in some essential retail therapy!

Happy Crafting

From Sue…xxx