I found a great sketch this week over at Mary Jo Price-William’s blog . . . the lunchtime sketch challenge! I am working on designing cards for my Christmas Dozen Classes and I found this sketch most inspiring toward that end.

This card is flat. No dimensionals or brads or anything of that bumpy, textured nature. Yup, still going for flat. It’s just the easiest way to mail something.

 The top note die piece in Early Espresso is actually discarded (well, not really, but set aside as I did not use it in this card.) I took the outside piece of the die cut and glued it to my Crumb Cake card base.  The ribbon is adhered with SNAIL and the only punch of color on this card is the tag surrounding the sentiment.

Supplies:
Stamps: Nature Silhouettes, Perfect Punches
Paper: Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, Riding Hood Red
Ink: Early Espresso
Tools: Big Shot Machine, Top Note Die, 1 1/4″ Circle Punch, 1 3/4″ Scallop Circle Punch
Accessories: 5/8″ Early Espresso Satin Ribbon
Adhesives: Multi Purpose Liquid Glue, SNAIL

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