Welcome to the My Crush Blog Hop - celebrating the June Special where you can get a free My Crush coordinating stamp with the purchase of a book and the accessory pack! If you've come here from Lauren's Blog you are on the right track! This hop is one big circle so eventually you'll come back here but if you get lost along the way you can find the complete listing of participating CTMH Consultant Bloggers HERE.
The My Crush line of books are perfect for quick memory keeping, creating a day planner or even taking apart to create artwork with the fabulous printed heavy weight papers inside. Today I'm sharing a fun 5x7" card that I made by removing the papers from the Modville Book and using them as a card base and layers. The My Crush book is sized 10x7" so the papers make perfect 5x7" bases when folded.
I added a bit of stamping in Whisper ink with the Reel Life coordinating stamp set and a few of the stickers from the My Crush Best Day Ever Assortment. I popped the stickers up to give the card some dimension by putting them on scrap paper and cutting around them.
Through the end of June you can get the coordinating B sized stamp set ($9.95 value) when you purchase a My Crush book with the matching assortment! To see the selections visit my shopping site HERE:
Now hop on over to Chris's Blog and see what she has created for us!
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11 comments:
Love your card. It's a great idea to fold a page for a card!
Great card....love your way of thinking.
I love how you used the binding holes as an element on your card.
Great card. Love everything about it. Thanks for pointing out the size and how easy it is to just fold a page to make a great card. Will have to try this as a selling point for my customers.
Great idea for card! I like it
Great card!
Love all the little details on this card.
All your details are so awesome! Love this!
Awesome way to use the holes in the paper
Great card! thanks for the tip about making a 5 x 7 card out of the pages.
Great card - never thought about them being perfectly sized for 5 x 7. Love the weaving you did along the edge!!!
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