Fun Cards with Tiny Woods…
Good Morning Kaisercraft Fans. Are you ready to see some fun cards that our design team members have created to inspire you with Tiny Woods? Well, hold on to your hats because Lori and Genevieve have some adorable ones to show you today.
“Party” by Lori Williams Leng
Lori Says:
“I can just imagine how the little animals must get together in the forest to party and have fun. Yes, I know I have a very active imagination to be 40, LOL. I do love how sweet Tiny Woods is with all the little animals, just so adorable and fun.”
“The banner was created by stamping accorns from the matching Tiny Woods stamp set and paper piecing them. I then added the mini alphabet letters to spell out PARTY and attached them to a bit of twine. The deer was stamped and heat embossed to really make him stand out along with some foam tape. The collectables are so perfect nestled together to create a grouping of little animals.”
Kaisercraft Products Used: PP862 Paper Pad, CS815 Tiny Woods, MA508 Mini Alphabet Cherry Red
Other Products Used: Unity Stamp, Embossing Powder, Twine, Dies
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“Bonne Fête” Card by Genevieve Allen
Genevieve says:
“On your birthday, what is better than a cake with candles!? This easel card makes the perfect fun setting for the cake. I have used stamps and then coloured them in with my Copic Markers.”
“When the card is closed, the candles can be stored in the small box. It was such a pleasure to make this card for my grand-daughter Rosemary’s birthday!”
Kaisercraft Products Used: Paper P793, P794, Paper Pad PP862, Collectables CT707, Wooden Flourishes FL395, Mini Paper Blooms F652, Rub ons RB956, Mini Alpha Stickers MA505, Clear Stamps CS807, CS808, CS815, Pearls PL504,
Others: Candles, Stickles, Die, Punch
2 comments
wow this card is awesome
Absolutely adore the ideas used to make the items with the Tiny Woods collection . Especially the cards. I am using the collection at the moment. Any chance of getting the instructions for the cards, mainly the easel card? Would love to make them using my leftovers.
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