Even better, some of the Thinlits match up to the paper. The fox and the banner he's carrying was cut with a thinlit. The turtle I fussy cut, but it was very easy. Just remember to turn your paper as you cut and not your scissors, except to gently squeeze them for cutting.
Recipe: Whisper White Thick cardstock - 8 1/2" x 5 1/2", scored and folded at 4 1/4"
Lemon Lime Twist - 5 3/8" x 4 1/8"
Birthday Memories Designer Series Paper - 5 1/8" x 3 7/8"
Below you can see the Whisper White a little bit better. The straight on picture washes out a bit in the above picture.
Inside: One of the stamps from the set Birthday Delivery and additional strip of DSP which is the backside of the paper with the fox and the turtle.
~ Donna
Cute. I like the strip of paper you put inside! I hadn't even noticed the turtle on the paper. I just have a 1/2 piece from a share and really have not played with any of the DSP other than the color theory stuff which I am in love with. I didn't think I would give a hoot about it but I bought a pack and 1/3 of it is gone already! Seems appropriate to see if I still have the CandyLand game since the fox reminds me of Uncle Wiggly. Actually I know I don't have the game as I gave it to the Women's Shelter for the little kids to play with it and some other games I found at my parent's house. The polka dot paper is perfect too. Great fussy cutting!
ReplyDeleteChris R. from Iowa
Thank you Chris! I just had to add the paper inside, it was too plain and blah and I didn't feel like stamping anything. Adding a strip of paper makes it so fast and easy and it uses up scraps!
DeleteI love the idea of paper shares, but sometimes you miss out when it is a full sheet where one side or quarter of a piece has different things on it. One of these days though, I'm going to offer a paper share. I hope. :)