Hi everyone! I have a couple of quick cards to share with you today…they are a couple of older files from Lori, but I knew they would be perfect for her new collection from Echo Park.
I used the 6×6 pad, sticker book, enamel dots, washi tape, and stick-on brads for these two cards. I have always been a huge fan of Lori’s shaped cards, and I adore how these two turned out. I know they will brighten someone’s day this week.
Thanks for stopping by!
You’re a good egg!!!
This fun new cardstock release from Lori Whitlock is so fun. Having been a “chicken mom” for several years, I fell in love with it right away!
For my card today I used Lori’s 6×6 Chickens paper pad and also the coordinating ephemera package
and Lori’s Shaped Card Chick Egg cut file. (SVG, Silhouette)
I resized the chick file so that it would fit inside the frame that came with the ephemera package. I then cut it out with my Silhouette. All other papers came either with the 6×6 pad or from the packaged goodies. I added the chick to my card with an action wobbler so the cute little chick could ruffle it’s feathers! I must say that the paper with the carton of eggs is my fave! I used it for the background of this card.
I know you will love these chickens too!
💕Sue
Have you seen the new Birdhouse projects that are in the shop? (SVG Bundle or SVG, Silhouette). They are so cute and fun to make. I’m sharing one today using Lori’s Chickens Paper Collection.
You can see I used some of the stickers from the Chickens collection on the birdhouse. It is also so cute with the included bees and flowers. Hope you have a fabulous week and find time to create something fun.
Ashley
Hi there friends! I have been loving the Chickens collection by Echo Park Paper and wanted to use it again for another project. This barn box card is perfect for this paper collection (SVG, Silhouette). I added a cute chicken sticker to the front of the card for an additional embellishment. I think it is darling and will make a fun birthday card for someone special.
Thanks for stopping by today!
Brandie
Good morning!! Today is National Refreshment Day. This beverage holiday toasts those moments of ice, cold refreshment. So what a better time to send one of these cute pineapple drink cards?! Today I will walk you thought the assembly. First cut allyour pieces and lay them out.
First I assembled the fruit and added score tape to the tabs. My paper is from Echo Park’s Little Things Mean A Lot collection.
Next is the base, add score tape to the tab like in the photo below.
Make your box by folding where the perforations are and adhering your score tape to the inside of the neighboring flap.
Add your dark brown piece to the light brown piece and then add both the back and front to the box making sure the small portion is on the bottom like below.
Once you have your front and back attached, fold the perforated tabs and line the top of the inset up with the top of the pineapple and adhere to the sides with your score tape.
Add the second insert and get ready to mail your refreshment!
Thanks for stopping by and happy crafting!
