One of the sentiments I see a lot in stamp sets is “sending happy thoughts”. This is one of my favorite greetings to send to people because it let’s you know you are right there cheering them on in their journey or just reminding them that they are important to you.
For today’s project, I was inspired by my variety of Astrobright cardstock to create a happy rainbow of clouds with a clean and simple style.
I cut out the clouds using an older die from Paper Smooches called, Curly Clouds. Since the clouds are just outlines, I glued each to a sheet of Curious Translucent Vellum and trimmed them out.
I love the bright, happy outlines with the soft vellum. I used the Zig 2-Way Glue Pen to adhere the delicate die cuts.
I stamped and heat embossed a sentiment from Pretty Pink Posh on to a stitched heart die from Kat Scrappiness and added all the parts to the card using foam tape and small bits of clear pop dots for behind the vellum.
I placed the clear glue dots strategically where the clouds curl so it would not show through as much. I love how this card turned out with the Astrobright. The colors are so cheerful against the soft white and blue background.
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