Portfolio Thank You Cards (other version)

Portfolio Thank You Cards...

I guess I can't just make enough of those to give as a gift.

Another portfolio, a little different... this time I added a little white border that I first run in a Stampin'up punch .I chose a double faced card stock once again, white dot and light blue this time.

Once again, below is the website address if you want to follow the very easy directions:

http://flowerbug.typepad.com/my_weblog/2011/02/quick-easy-note-card-gift-box.html




Here is a look inside, the cards are very fresh this time...
The flowers are stamped and the cut out circles are propped with a dimensional.

Close up of the card, and the little detail on the envelop: a stamped butterfly.

Until next time...

Portfolio of Thank You Cards

Portfolio of Thank You Cards...

Another model of the same portfolio, this time for a thank you cards set.

Follow the direction on the site below:

http://flowerbug.typepad.com/my_weblog/2011/02/quick-easy-note-card-gift-box.html

I used a small silver and clear ribbon to keep it close.



The cards are in white linen with a striped card stock band under a blue framed rectangular white card stock where the sentiment is stamped in black.

The 5 flowers is a single stamp from Idea House and I was lucky to find the same light blue color in ink to stamp the row of flowers.

I added a very small punch flowers on the corner of the envelop.

Here is a close up of the sentiment.

Until next time....

Blank Notes in a Portfolio

Blank Notes in a Portfolio...

This must be the easiest and prettiest ever way of presenting a set of cards.

Very easy to make if you follow the directions of LeeAnn Greff on the site below:

http://flowerbug.typepad.com/my_weblog/2011/02/quick-easy-note-card-gift-box.html

I recommend you choose a double faced card stock, mine is plain blue and striped.

I used a Martha Stewart punch for the little belt that I secured with a circle cut  from a Nestability. the white insert was first run in an embossing folder and then punch.

Here is a peek inside.

This portfolio can hold 6 cards and envelopes, 4bar size.

Now for the cards.... The blue card stock is folded, the top part is then run through a  Martha Stewart punch.

I then added a white card stock i also run through a different Martha Stewart punch.

I added a piece of blue striped paper as a liner of the envelope.

Until next time...