An easy way to create such a card is to layer stamp images. Before I begin stamping, I love to play around and layout my stamps to help me figure out just the right arrangement. Check out this blog post for a better idea of what I am talking about. For today's project I've used both Ever After and Woodgrain Silhouettes.
On the front of the envelope, I kept the stamping to a minimum and made sure to leave enough room for the addresses.
I also coordinated the back flap of the envelope by using the same stamp layout as on the front.Now check out what the rest of the Wplus9 Design Team has for you today:
I hope you will join us and share your envelope idea with us too! Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful day.
Maile
Thinking Of You:
- Stamps: Ever After & Woodgrain Silhouettes
- Ink: Dried Marigold & Shabby Shutter Ranger Distress Ink, Chia Vintage Touch Tea Dye Duo & Dark Chocolate
- Cardstock: Rustic White
- Accessories: Corner Rounder
So clean and simple - love the soft colors. And love how you continued the stamping to the back of the envelope! Gorgeous job Maile!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, Maile! Love that woodgrain stamp under your flowers and carried over onto the back flap!
ReplyDeleteLove the combination of the two stamps. I usually decorate my envelopes to match my cards and yours is very pretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Perfect choice of stamps. The envelope looks really special, and I love how you carried the design to the back flap.
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