Pemberley Kraft Card

This card is a great way to use up little bits of pretty scraps. I inked up the edges of each paper piece of patterned paper from CTMHs Pemberley collection with Indian Corn Blue ink before adhereing them to the kraft card base (CTMH). The sentiment is stamped from the CTMH Card Chatter Sympathy set and the flower is from CTMH Card Word Puzzle--it is stamped on a canvas badge button--love those. They take ink really well and make a great little embellishment. The inside sentiment states "and chase the cloud away" (not pictured). Thanks for stopping in today.

Pemberley Die-Cut Card

I made this card using some of my favorite supplies--foundry pin clips (CTMH) and pearl adhesive gems (CTMH). The die-cut card base is from CTMH--they are a lot of fun to work with. The sentiment and flower were both stamped in Indian Corn blue ink with CTMHs Card Word Puzzle stamp set. I popped the flower up on 3D foam tape (this works to hold the pin clips nicely, too). The paper collection is from the Pemberley paper pack and the decorative border is a "zip strip" from one of the patterened paper sheets--love that. As always, you can click on the picture to see it larger. Thanks for stopping by :)

Pemberley Desk Set

I am feeling super inspired by one of CTMH's new spring paper packs, Pemberley. I am not really a "blue" person...I tend to gravitate more to warm colors and pinks...but this paper collection is fantastic. I put together this desk set which holds six handmade single-sided notecards and six stamped envelopes, which were directly inspired by Lisa Stenz and Valerie Stangle (box template).

I love that CTMH patterned papers are cardstock weight, which makes it easy to make a sturdy little notebox and show off both beautiful patterns on the paper--no need to line the inside (love that). You can't tell, but the bottom of the box is the dark blue pattern that matches the paper strip on the notecards. I stamped "NOTES" using the Trinity stamp set in Pacifica ink and trimmed out each letter, then popped them up using 3D foam tape. The border on top is the zip strip from one of the patterned papers--love how it all cordinates and yet isn't "fussy." Then, I used up some stray flowers I had (Michaels) from past projects and put an opaques pearl adhesive gem in the center for the top of the box and on each notecard.

The notecards came together pretty quickly.

I simply layered vanilla cream cardstock onto bamboo cardstock, added a decorative strip cut on one side with my scallop blade on my papertrimmer (Fiskars), and stamped various sentiments from CTMH's Card Word Puzzle stamp set (love this one) in Pacifica ink. I forgot to take a picture of the envelopes, but they were very simple, too. I simply stamped the small bunch of flowers from the Card Word Puzzle stamp set on the flap of each envelope. Seriously...the hardest part of this entire project...is deciding whether to keep it or give it away :)