Clean and Simple Thank You
Posted by Ilina Crouse on December 24, 2020

Clean and Simple Thank You

Hi everyone! Ilina here! By now you may be tired of all the holiday crafting so I decided to make a card that's not focused on the holiday season. I decided to make a thank you card suitable for almost any occasion (we all need to say more "thank you's") using the Please Deliver partner set between Ink Blot Shop and Hero Arts.

To make the card start by stamping the images using Intens-ified Black ink onto Dove White cardstock. Color with alcohol-based markers and cut them out. Cut Dove White cardstock measuring 4" x 5 1/4". Stamp little hearts using Fresh Peach Shadow ink. Position the images where you would like them to be. Stamp sentiment, then adhere the images using foam tape or foam squares.

Create a top folding notecard from Pitch Black cardstock (4 1/4" x 11" scored at 5 1/2"). Using craft foam, adhere the panel to the note card. Simple and cute!

Thank you so much for stopping by and hope you have an amazing day!

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