Today is the third of Papertrey Ink's April Release group posts, and we're introducing another of Betsy's fabulous Make It Market Mini Kits. This one is called Wee Folk, and is just as sweet as can be!
Before I get to my projects, just a quick reminder that all of the April release products will be available in the Papertrey Ink store tomorrow, April 15, at 10 pm EST.
Make It Market Mini Kit: Wee Folk comes with a folk art-style stamp set, companion dies, beautiful papers (boy papers and girl papers), and some darling embellishments.
My first card is super simple and quick to assemble. The papers are so gorgeous and stand alone beautifully with little embellishing. I trimmed down the main panel, adhered it to a slightly larger panel of polka dot Sheer Basics vellum, then mounted it to another of the Wee Folk patterns. I wrapped some twine on the diagonal, package-style, and tied off with a wood button from the kit, before mounting to a white card base.
Just like the Clipsters Make It Market mini kit from the March release, this kit has a printed sheet specifically for die-cutting. Just center the die inside the printed outline and your image will cut perfectly. I die-cut a deer and popped it up as a second layer over the first deer. I also added a few other pre-printed die-cuts to the garland along the bottom. Super quick and easy!
This next card is a little more involved. Flagrant layering going on here, folks ;) I started with a new Scene It: Doily Tag Base diecut in Aqua Mist. On top of that is a Scene It: Basic Backer layer in white. And on top of that is a Summer Sunrise sun layer and two white clouds, done with the Scene It: Skycapes dies. The green hill was cut with a Scene It: Everyday die.
The deer is from the pre-printed die-cut sheet in the Wee Folk kit. The tulips, garland, flowers, and butterfly were all stamped and diecut. The sentiment is stamped in two parts - "welcome" in Ocean Tides on a Double-Ended Banner diecut, and "little" one in Versamark on vellum, then heat embossed in white.
I wove a strip of Chicken Scratch Gingham paper in aqua mist through the slits in the Scene It: Doily Tag Base, and then layered the whole shebang onto the lovely heart pattern from the Wee Folk kit.
For more Make It Market Mini Kit: Wee Folk inspiration, please visit the design team:
SUPPLIES
WELCOME LITTLE ONE BASIC CARD
Make It Market: Mini Kit, Sheer Basics Vellum, foam tape
WELCOME LITTLE ONE LAYERED AND EMBELLISHED CARD
STAMPS: Make It Market: Wee Folk
DIES: Make It Market: Wee Folk, Scene It: Doily Tag Base,
PAPER: Aqua Mist, Summer Sunrise, Spring Moss card stock
Make It Market: Wee Folk and Chicken Scratch Gingham patterned papers
INK: Harvest Gold, Simply Chartreuse, Ocean Tides, VersaMark
OTHER: white linen thread, White and Cream Mix Vintage Buttons, white embossing powder
17 comments:
SO sweet and gorgeous!
So sweet!
Absolutely stunning! I love these cards :-)
Your cards are soooo sweet! I absiyely love them!
Love the white embossing detail on the baby cards! You also showed another way to use the doily base! Great looks!
Adorable cards! You really really really rocked this kit!
Oh, I love these! I'll be getting this kit for sure!
Where have you been all my life? Your designs are crazy good! So happy you are designing for PTI as I look at very few sites these days and am totally smitten by your talents. Thank you for your inspiration.
Your cards are just so sweet and I love the details!!
Beautiful cards Amy! I love all the sweet details!
Beautiful cards, Amy!
Beautiful cards! I especially love the second one, with the circular scene you created! I think you pushed me over the edge on needing the doily tag base--didn't think I would, but I love how you used it! Sue N (suen)
Love all the pretty layers.
Beautiful cards for baby! Love the white embossing. It adds a touch of class. So lovely!
Hi Amy,
OMG!!! What A GORGEOUS and SWEET set of cards!!!!! I can't wait to see the other designers creations, but I am glad you were the first one!
Cariños,
MarÃa Alba
Absolutely darling projects using these new products.
Really pretty cards!
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