Card for a Dear Friend

Thursday night the place to be was in front of your computer. Well, there and being on a Zoom call with Ann to make cards together. You really should try our Stamp & Play Day. They have a real fun time making cards together.

And this time, they were inspired to make two!

Ann gave them cutting instructions to make this card. But this card I’m sharing is actually the second card she made. The first one was entirely different.

Ann used the Brushed with Beauty Designer Series Paper for both of the projects. It reminds her of her grandmother. I don’t know why. Maybe it’s because it has an aged look with beige, brown and green.

We just like it and hope you do too.

How would you use these parts to make a card? Because the other one she made looks nothing like this. Except everyone who was there made one like it using their own stamps and supplies.

Did you know that Stampin’ Up! is offering a Craft Class to use this paper and the coordinating stamp set and dies? Stampin’ Up! employees teach you how to make two cards, a box and a scrapbook page using the Brushed with Beauty Suite Collection.

You don’t have to use it. You can use your own supplies. They’ve already done the live class, but you can still watch the replays at your own pace.

You Can Make This Card for a Dear Friend

But I’ll bet that you’d like to know what we used for supplies.

So before we share the picture list, I want to be sure you know what we give all our online shoppers.

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