Hope you enjoy!My post is gonna be short and quick because I gotta get my run in this morning! Have a great day!
Hope you enjoy!
Hi there! It's a late night post for me today with my Mojo 86 card. I haven't used the Flight of the Butterfly set lately, but thought it was a good time to dust it off and use it with the beautiful but retired Haiku Designer Series Paper. The funny thing is, this is one of the papers I horded and didn't even open up until it was retired. So, without further adieu, here's to you Haiku paper! I'm digging the orange and yellow combination these days...maybe because summer is right around the corner? In any case, I like the bright and cheery look of this card - hope you do too! It was a fun sketch!Believe it or not, no Big Shot required for this card :)
Here's the recipe - all supplies are Stampin'Up!, both current and retired products:Thanks for stopping by...I appreciate you visiting! Ciao for now.
*Flight of the Butterfly stamp set
*Haiku DSP (retired), Shimmery White cardstock
*So Saffron and Tangerine Tango inks
*corduroy buttons in Pumpkin Pie and Summer Sun, eeylet border punch, corner rounder
Mind you, there are only 3 active items right now, but I hope to post some more things this week. I'd love for you to stop by anytime and feel free to tell me what you think via email or you can comment on a post here. 
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Here are the items you'll need:*6"x6" piece of cardstockYou're gonna feed the ribbon thru the slits you make on the top note die. Then, you're gonna adhere the top note die to the purse using sticky strip. Here's a picture of the purse opened, so you can get a better idea:
*1 top note die
*10 in piece of 5/8" grosgrain ribbon
*sticky strip
*one 3"x5" cello bag trimmed down to 2 3/4"
*Brad or button
*Small piece of velcro to secure your purse shut
And here's another picture of the final product.
Now, go have fun making these purses! Enjoy!