
As far as stamping goes these cards were very very simple. Memento Tuxedo Black ink and two rubber stamps; one the quilt block the other from Stampin' Ups set Elegant Notes (a retired set). The coloring of the blocks didn't take a long time. I did it with my Copic markers. The thing that took the longest was choosing the color combos to use for each block. I guess that is appropriate though since when making a quilt often it is the choosing of the fabrics to use that takes the longest.
You cans see an up close picture of one of the cards and then get an idea

I have some neat plastic boxes I purchased from Papertrey a year ago or so. They hold 8 cards and envelopes and have a silver elastic cord that goes around them. That is what the cards will be packaged in.
Another quilt boutique item completed. What will be next? One of these days I really really should sew.
3 comments:
These are beautiful, Suzanne! And I love the packaging idea too :)
Sorry you had trouble contacting my site to upload some of your gorgeous cards. Try this page and scroll ot near the bottom for the upload form:
http://www.papercraftcentral.com/cardmaking.html
Please do let me know how it goes! I'm looking forward to seeing some of your cards on the site!
Wow Suzanne!! Gorgeous!!
These are so sweet Suzanne!! Now that I'm home I'll get some time to play with those quilt images!!
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