Thank You Card

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My card to share today was created quite simply by die cutting Thank You three times into a panel at a slight angle and three more times out of red, blue & yellow cardstock, inlaying the coloured pieces back into the panel for an inlaid die cutting technique.   You can never say Thank You enough times don't you agree and one's definitely not enough.

I mixed up the colours to give more interest and then heat embossed a small Thank You stamp in between.  The panel was edged with some black & white washi tape before fixing to the front of the card blank.



Linking up with Cut It Up: Challenge #155 - ABCs or 123s (create a project that has numbers and/or letters on it and also contains die cut)


I've used - Textured cream A6 card blank & panel
Xcut mini sentiment die
Coloured linen metallic cardstock
Mag freebie sentiment stamp
Washi tape
Thank you for visiting - I'd love you to leave a comment if you have time - Steph x

Comments

  1. TrevaSaturday, 01 September, 2018

    Love your card, nice design and layout!

    Thank you for joining us at Cut It Up for our ABCs/123s challenge.

    Treva
    www.scrappint.blogspot.com

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  2. Cut It Up Challenge BlogSunday, 02 September, 2018

    The inlaid technique is so much fun, isn't it? It's like a child's jigsaw puzzle. Your thank you card turned out really cute, and you're right about people not saying thank you enough!

    Thanks for joining us for our Cut it Up for our ABC/123 challenge!

    Evelyn
    http://mylittlecraftblog.wordpress.com

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  3. EmmaTMonday, 03 September, 2018

    Fabulous design, the more thank you's the better. Emmax

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