How To Make a Quick Handmade Card

How To Make a Quick Handmade Card – #1 Stampin’ Up! UK Demonstrator Pootles

I don’t really think that I’m an ‘overthinker’ as such, but there are some days when I feel like I’m almost trying ‘too hard’ when I’m creating projects to share with you all.

Jacob and Oliver had wandered in to my office after school recently, and were just chatting with me as I was making projects.

There is a pretty epic Tic Tac project coming later this week, as suggested and helped design by Jacob, but Oliver could see I was flagging, and he told me not to overthink it and just make something simple and pretty!

He chose the lovely Countryside Inn paper and then told me just a simple sentiment and flowers. And then wandered off!

I think he did a great service to me by saying to keep it simple.

I love this card! Simple in it’s entirety, but still gorgeous!

S x

 

 

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#1 Stampin’ Up! UK Independent Demonstrator

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