Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I am using the What's Cookin' Stamp and Die set and making this fun fold, Dutch Door.
I have started to make a few of these cards
as thank you’s. My partner’s daughters
bought us a meal to have at home… it was a lovely surprise so we wanted to say thank
you. I bought the set, What’s Cookin’ so I could make cards that said thank to friends who have cooked for us or if I send a food parcel to friends. It is versatile and could be used for anything home made.
The below card I made for some friends who we sent a veggie box to to say thank you for all they do for us and the community.
Here is a look at the inside of the card. I have stamped the same images on the front and inside the card. In the video below I show you how to do this. The bowl is easy but there is a technique to do the salt and pepper shakes.
These two below are the ones I made for my partner's daughter's to say thank you. I changed the colour I stamped the sentiment and one one I did the chef's hats and the second one the veggies. The sentiment is from the stamp set Brew Some Fun. Which one do you like the best?
I love the little utensils, they are so cute. I used the Silver Foil that is in the current Mini Catalogue (July - December 2021) and the handles are Night of Navy.
I designed the card to have the table cloth at the front of the card and when you open the wooden strip looks like a bench or table top. The All in Good Taste DSP is a great range of papers, from tiles, bricks, and wood grain, well worth have on hand.
Here are the list of papers and the measurements for the card.
Basic White 198mm x 142mm and score in half at 99mm
I suggest
cutting the card at 210mm x 142mm and scoring at 105mm and then trim the card
down when folded in half to 99mm x 142mm
Night of Navy 148mm x 105mm
In Good Taste DSP 95mm x 99mm and 198mm x 5mm and 105mm
x 95mm
Silver Foil - strip about 20mm wide
Night of Navy - scrap for the utensils
I have a link you can click on below to take you to all the products I used to make the card.
Here is my video showing you how I made the card. I apologies in advance, it is a long video but there are a few techniques which I am sure you will enjoy and I hope will try for yourself.
Thank you for visiting my blog, and Happy Stamping.
