Fresh As A Daisy. . . for Thankful Tuesday. . .

 

Hey, Hey, Hey, Stampers!    Happy Thankful Tuesday! 

I have a fabulous Thank You card to share with you today... that I made for a special person, who did something so kind and unexpected for me. 

I am almost embarrassed as to how super simple and easy my card is; ...but...just because it is easy, doesn't mean that it is not fabulous! 

Check this out: 

The Designer Series Paper makes this card super easy and does most of the work for you!  

Check out this fabulous Fresh As A Daisy paper pack on page 130.  It is so bright and cheery it just makes me smile!  I love all the designs. 

Here is a quick peek at the bundle and DSP: 

And here are some alternate samples for more inspiration of what you can do with this bundle: 

                                            How You Can Make It:

Supplies: 

Cheerful Daisies Bundle

Fresh as a Daisy DSP

Early Espresso Card Stock

Basic White Card Stock

Wild Wheat Card Stock

Early Espresso Ink Pad

Paper Trimmer

Paper  Snips

Tombow Multipurpose Liquid Glue

Dimensionals

Measurements:

Card Base: Early Espresso: 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 score 4 1/4

Card Liner: Basic White: 4 x 5 1/4

Focal Image: Fresh As A Daisy DSP: 3 3/4 x 5 

Greenery: Early Espresso scrap

Daisy: Basic White scrap, Daffodil Delight scrap

Greeting Tag:  Basic White scrap

Instructions:

1. Fold the card base on the score line and burnish it flat using a bone folder. 
2. Add a Basic White card liner to the inside panel so you have a nice place to write your greeting
3. Add a DSP daisy panel to the card front
4. Stamp greeting on scrap white with Early Espresso ink.  Trim down to the desired size and attach to the card front. 
5. Stamp daisy on scrap white with Early Espresso ink. 
6. Die cut daisy and background from Wild Wheat card stock.
7. Glue Daisy together and add a dimensional to the back and add to the card front
8. Die-cut greenery from Early Espresso scrap and tuck in behind the daisy embellishment. 

Note:  I did not add any further embellishment because I was worried it would take away from the beautiful DSP.  If desired you could certainly add ribbon and dots of your choice.  I opted for the "simple is beautiful" option with this card.