These were the thank you cards we mailed out after the party. I was inspired by Gail Murray's spider owl that I found on Pinterest and knew I had to create one for these thank you cards.
Supplies Needed:
Card Stock: Real Read (5-1/2" x 8-1/2" and scrap for punching) Basic Black (5-1/4" x 4" and scrap for punching) Pacific Point (scrap for punching) Whisper White (scrap for punching)
Ink: Whisper White craft ink
Real Red
Basic Black marker
Stamp Set: Teeny Tiny Wishes
Accessories: Big Shot
Spider Web Textured Impressions Embossing Folder
Owl Punch
Modern Label Punch
Word Window Punch
Whisper White Bakers Twine
Paper Snips
Stampin' Dimensionals
Glue Dots
Directions: Run Basic Black through the Big Shot with the Spider Web folder. Run the Whisper White craft ink over the raised side of the web. (Be sure your surface is covered before doing this step.) Set aside to dry or use the heat tool to set the ink.
Assemble the Spider Owl like picture below:
Adhesive Basic Black to the Real Red card. Use Stampin' Dimensionals to glue the Spider Owl to the web. Stamp "thank you" with real red onto Whisper White and punch using the Word Window punch. Using the Modern Label Punch, punch Pacific Point and assemble with word window sentiment.
Cut the whisper white Bakers Twine to the size you need then fray the edges so they look like webbing. Use a glue dot to adhere the twine to the back of the label. Use a Dimensional to adhere the label.
I was so happy how these came out. I am in the process of planning my other son's 2nd birthday which is most likely going to be around Disney's Little Einstein. There are not a lot of stuff out there for that show so stay tuned to see what I come up with!
Spider Web Textured Impressions Embossing Folder
Owl Punch
Modern Label Punch
Word Window Punch
Whisper White Bakers Twine
Paper Snips
Stampin' Dimensionals
Glue Dots
Directions: Run Basic Black through the Big Shot with the Spider Web folder. Run the Whisper White craft ink over the raised side of the web. (Be sure your surface is covered before doing this step.) Set aside to dry or use the heat tool to set the ink.
Assemble the Spider Owl like picture below:
Cut the whisper white Bakers Twine to the size you need then fray the edges so they look like webbing. Use a glue dot to adhere the twine to the back of the label. Use a Dimensional to adhere the label.
I was so happy how these came out. I am in the process of planning my other son's 2nd birthday which is most likely going to be around Disney's Little Einstein. There are not a lot of stuff out there for that show so stay tuned to see what I come up with!
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