Thank you cards are one of those cards that you need in your stash you never know when you might need one. I made two today with one embossing folder they both came together really fast.
I started by trimming a piece of Royal Sundance Felt in Natural cardstock in half and running through my die my die cutting machine with a 5X7 embossing folder.
With an ink tool I inked the raised part of the embossed paper.
I trimmed the embossed cardstock down to 5.25″X 4″ and rounded the corners. Then I took a circle die and cut the middle out. I saved the middle and the scraps from trimming the cardstock down for my second card.
I cut a piece of the Royal Sundance Felt in Natural cardstock in half and scored it down the middle the short distance so I ended up with two 5 1/2″X 4 1/4″ top folding card bases. After adhering everything to the card bases I added a few Nuvo drops to both cards and let them dry and my cards were complete.
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