Place Cards from Thinlits Circle Card Die

What a bummer!  I made all the place cards and table markers and then was too sick to even go to the Valentine's Day Love and Laughter event.  I am pretty sick now and don't even have a voice.  My husband is so disappointed:)  Anyway, I waited until today to share these with you, so I wouldn't give anyone a peek too soon.

Table markers... and place card...

I made lots...

... and lots... 

... and lots... 

... and lots:) The white strip is for the helpers to write in names and table assignments.  I put a dot of glitter glue on each of the 3 little hearts.  I think they all turned out pretty cute.

Would you like to know how to make a place card?  Come back soon and I will share with you just how I made the place cards.  I will include directions for making my Thinlits Circle Card calendars, too.  Be sure you don't miss out!

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Clean and Simple

Today, I'm playing with more greens --- Pear Pizzazz and Lucky Limeade, along with some S-A-B Everyday Enchantment DSP and coordinating ribbon.  Remember how I 'painted' the silver Glimmer Paper to get the color I wanted?  I again used Lucky Limeade reinker to create coordinating hearts.

I was following a design sketch for this card that had 3 images in a row, across the front but my design emerged as a little more of a cluster.  I think it's still clean and simple and, because I had leftover glimmer paper that was already 'painted,' this card literally took me about 10 minutes to create.  Sometimes, a design just comes right together.  Other times, it may take hours, but that is the joy of creating.  No matter how much time is involved, it is always time well spent.

This card, when folded, is a  3 X 6" card.  I stamped the sentiment with the 'thanks' from the Thank You Kindly stamp set.
Here's a close-up of the hearts, cut with the heart framelits die.  (I used the next to the smallest sized heart.)  They really do sparkle!

Here's another card, just to show how you could have the pieces straight across.  I popped the center heart up on dimensionals.  The subtle background stamp is done with a stamp from the Creative Elements stamp set.

So straight design or clustered, go stamp up something fun!