All the THANKS
Happy Thursday!
Today I thought I would share something non Christmas and I was excited to ink up & use the NEW Concord & 9th All the Thanks stamp set and All the Thanks Dies.
When I was growing up my mum would write a list of all the Christmas gifts we recieved and then in the days after before going back to school we would have to write our thank you letters. If only I had fancy stamps and dies like these, it would have been so much more fun!
First up I had to use this fancy script thanks die in my favourite trio of colours :) I used Concord & 9th card stock too in Honeysuckle, Buttercup & Aqua Sky.
A nice quick & simple design. I am sometimes wary with these script dies and some of the die cuts are really flimsy, but these come out lovely and the card stock is a perfect thickness too.
Next I wanted to pair the All the Thanks stamps and dies with some florals and also make the thank you card a little more personal.
Here I paired them with a flower from Concord & 9th Buds & Blossoms and the FRIEND sentiment from Concord & 9th Friendly Hello stamp set.
How fun is this dramatic black & Honeysuckle colour combo too. I can see me using these stamps & dies a lot. They are fun versatile and pair lovely with other products.
That's all from me today, I hope you are all well & finding time to create.
Crafty Hugs Bev x
December 10, 2020
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Categories: Die Cutting, Card Making
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By: Bev
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