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In all there are 12 cards and envelopes with a design for boys and one for girls.
I have designed the set to minimise effort and cost. I used the "free" papers from magazines to make envelopes using the largest die from the Grand square dies from Spellbinders. I added a small die cut to make a label from white paper for the address. With the smallest die from the same set I cut the card bases using some bristol board.
The design on the card has been stamped with "free" acrylic stamps from another magazine and coloured with Coloursoft pencils and solvent. - I originally wanted to use markers but the colour showed through the bristol board.-
That's it ! No bling, no glitter, no fussing, and a minimum of punching (I rounded the top triangle of the envelope).
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