Hi there! Thanks for joining me today as I share these three cards that I made using the Peek-a-boo Wonky Window Die-namic die. These cards were really quick to make. I used double-sided gingham cardstock for the base card, cut out the aperture and popped a cute little critter inside – easy peasy!
For this card I used the Penguin’s in Paradise stamp set from MFT and the Lawn Fawn ‘Cheers’ die.
Here, I have used the ‘Seal-abrate stamp and die set from Avery Elle.
And last but not least, here I have used lawn Fawn’s Year 4 stamp set.
As always I coloured these little guys up using my Spectrum Noirs. I also used a Memento Tuxedo Black inkpad, the paper used for the die-cut ‘cheers’ was from a Lawn Fawn pad – I think it was either Let’s Bokeh in the Snow or Let’s Polka in the Dark!
Thanks for joining me today, take care – Karen 🙂
All three cards are super cute, Karen! I love the wonky frame window in the lovely gingham! The critters are all so sweet! 🙂
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Super cute cards, Karen! Love the fun windows and gingham!
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Oh Karen, I love them all, as always. But a penguin with a cocktail is the stuff of dreams, I think!
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Great cards all!! That die cut is so fun! I love the fin images you used!
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Super sweet cards, Karen. Cute Images and i like the plaid papers.
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Super fun cards with all the critters! Love the wonky window and the plaid papers!!
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These look such wonderful happy little critters! I love that wonky square look, really makes the cards fun. Beautiful! x
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These are all sooooo adorable, Karen!!!! Love the papers, colors, and the wonky window!! Beautiful coloring as always!!
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These quick cards are really cute. I sometimes give cards for different occasions as a gift, making sets like this with cards that are gender and age neutral I’m sure would be much appreciated. I needed to buy a card for someone at my work the other day and I was quite shocked to learn how expensive store bought cards are now and it’s not necessarily easy to find one that’s pretty and suits the receiver either…
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