I started with a white background and using the Distress Inks in Faded Jeans and Peeled Paint I inked the background. I used foam pads instead of the felt ones. White the ink was drying I make a picket fence with the George Cartridge and cut it out with my Cricut. I distress the fence with Antique Linen. I stamped the butterfly and while it was drying I decorated the fence. The tulips and small flowers are some from Mom's stuff, so I don't know the name of the punch. I used the Martha Stewart Branch punch for the flower stems.
I used pop up dots behind the fence to give it a little more interest. The daisy's have small rhinestones in the middle of them.
Seal the envelope then cut 1 1/2" off of the top (the short side of the envelope) Using the same distress inks color your envelope. I do both the front and the back of the envelope and envelope top. I stamped the swirls on the envelope front of the envelope only. I then run the envelope, not the top, through a paper crimper.
When you finish a project do you use your punched and punch some of the left over paper. I do, this is where the branches and larger flowers came from.
To decorate the envelope top I used two punched flowers, a couple of the punched branches and a rhinestone in the flower.
The branches are actually a dark green but show more of a brown in this photo.
The inside is decorated with paper from Karen Foster's Micro Paper Bundle. I cut a sheet of the paper into 1 1/2" squares, glued onto a white background at 1 1/2" and trimmed to size. I then decorated with a couple of punched flowers with rhinestones for the flower centers.
I then stamped my sentiment in Color Box Pigment Ink Royal Blue.
Click here for the Picket fence file.
Recipe: Paper: White Card Stock, Micoro Papr Bundle Stamps: Close to My Heart - Say It in Style, Autumn Leaves - Spring Swirl, Ink: Tim Holt's Distress Ink - Antique Linen, Faded Jeans and Peeled Paint Color Box Pigment Ink - Royal Blue Punches: flowers, Martha Stewart branch punch.
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Wow! What talent you have! How sweet you are to your friends too!
You asked about the classes open to all. No, they are for any level of experience and any program.
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