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More Thank You Cards

I had a nice challenge. My mom wanted some thank you cards for ladies and men. Most of my cards are 6 inch x 6 inch in size. But I decided to try a smaller size card. So I got the pre-scored card and envelope package from Michael's. They were so small and I really wanted the 5x7 size instead. But I jumped into the smaller size 4 inches x 5.5 inches and was surprise how fun it was.

Making cards for men is another challenge. But I did have some paper I thought would make nice designs. So I made a variety of cards that she will enjoy giving away. Go on Kelly, you did it! LOL!

Here they are! I got on such a roll with the lady cards, I made more than she needed! So maybe a blog giveaway gift is coming soon?????

Used Echo Park pp and Recollections flowers.

Used Teresa Collins pp, Recollections flowers and lace ribbon.

Used buttons and a variety of pp from My Mind's Eye, Doodlebug, & others. Can't remember! :)

Here is a closer look at a few!



All the lady cards were presented in this adorable organza bag instead of an envelope. I know they will love this!

Isn't this lace beautiful? Love how the satin ribbon runs through it. Found this at a trim store. Love it!

Love the textures on this card. The top looks and feels like leather and the bottom feels like courderoy.
Thanks for taking a look and all this fun work. Also a big thanks to my mom for this card order. Hugs!

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  1. Great cards, Kelly! I really like the texture on the last card.

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