Splish Splash with WorldWin Papers Kraft paper!

If you love Kraft paper, you are going to be thrilled with the quality of WorldWin's Kraft. I love it! Be sure to stop by their booth at CHA to see for yourself. If you are not attending the show, please be sure to ask your local scrapbook store to carry it!

Splish Splash: Kraft
Worldwin Papers Kraft
Worldwin Papers ColorMates Smooth Red
Cricut Cartridge: H2O
Sizzix/ Tim Holtz Scrollwork die
Spellbinders Circle Die
Cuttlebug Embossing folder - Kassie's Brocade


GlueArts Glue Glider Pro with Perma Tac Adhesive

Butterfly Blue Thank You

It's time for me to share another project with you, using some of the fabulous things you can get from Scrap-Mart. And you know, Scrap-Mart always tends to get their new Spellbinders before any one else, so, if you've been making your wish list during the big Spellbinders reveal, then head to Scrap-Mart and you can place a pre-order.


For this card, I combined several JustRite Stamp sets along with several Spellbinders die sets. I love how these two lines coordinate with an infinite number of combinations. It makes them sets that you just keep coming back to, time and time again.

JustRite Musical Notes Labels Twenty
JustRite Botanical Butterflies
JustRite Vintage Floral Labels
JustRite You Inspire Me
Spellbinders Ironwork Motifs
Spellbinders Labels Twenty
Spellbinders Circles
Patterned Papers - The ScrapCake
Wow! Embossing Powders, Suzy West Collection, Earthtone Pepper
Distress Ink: Tumbled Glass, Broken China, Tea Dye
Viva Decor Pearl Pen
Mermaid Glitz Stickles
Sakura Crystal Lacquer
Copic Sketch Markers
Want2Scrap Pearls

Challenges:
CardPatterns: sketch
JustRite: Photo Inspiration
Berry71Blue: Shabby

Birdcage Card

You can never have enough thank-you cards, so I thought that this lovely Birdcage die from CottageCutz would make a very elegant and feminine card for a friend of mine. I fussy cut the papers from the ScrapCake and nestled an Eyelet Edger diecut behind the flower. The ticket is from the Ticket Booth set and the sentiment was a rub-on from Kaisercraft. Finally, one of the Vintage Keys seemed like a sweet way to finish this card off.