The adhesive chipboard and domed letters came from packs of alphabet stickers from B M Bargains and Home Bargains (69p - £1.49)
I started by placing the A in “Thank” roughly in the centre of the card, adding the other letters on either side afterwards. I also aligned the “O” on the row below with the “A” and repeated the exercise. By placing the letters in a higgledy piggledy fashion it looks less formal and saves having to try to make sure all the letters are level and equally spaced apart.
The design is brought together with groups of three doodled dots using a black fine liner pen and red flat backed gems. A quick card taking no more than 15 minutes to put together.
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5 comments:
Great idea for a quick card. It has a fun look to it with all the different colors and letter patterns.
so simple yet it would be a pleasure to receive
Tilly
Great card Helen. Looks really effective x
great card one i would send ,these would be good for kids to send peps to say thankyou for their Christmas gifts a thing i think all kids should do as it shows they appreciate the things they have been given manners make the man /women in later life especially in the trow away self obsessed world we live in today i am far from old fashioned but i think a thankyou goes a long way and this simple effective card could be a starting point big love marc
Lovely card and you have given me an idea to perhaps use up some of the half sheets of alphas that I have back from when I used them on all my scrapbook layouts (prior to having a diecutting machine).
BW
Krafty Karen
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