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Sunshine Cards

09
Apr
3 Comments

Hello! I’m Amy, visiting from over at The Happy Scraps. I’m excited to be here today to share a couple of cards with you.

It seems like this time of year, there can be a lot of rain. As the saying goes, “April Showers bring May Flowers.” Well, sometimes those rainy April days can be a bit dreary. So why not brighten someone’s day by giving them a fun card?! Cards are some of my favorite things to make because they come together so fast. Today I’m sharing two cards with you – a “You are my Sunshine” card and “You Make Me Happy When Skies Are Gray” card.

april-showers-cards

For both of these cards, I used the Home Grown paper line with chip embellishments.

home-grown-supplies

I used an 8.5 x 11 piece of Kraft cardstock, cut it in half, then folded the two halves to make two card bases. Next, I cut some patterned paper, just smaller than the card base, 4 x 5.25. I rounded the corners on both the card base and the patterned paper.

rounded-corners

Then I adhered the patterned paper to the card base, and used one of the cloud shaped chips and adhered that to the card as well.

cloud

Next I used some foam dimension squares and put them on the back of the sun shaped chip.

sunshine-card

I adhered the sun over the top of the cloud.

cloud-sunshine

Next, I spelled the word Sunshine, using thickers, onto the red polka dot patterned paper. I trimed the edges leaving a small boarder, and then I rounded the corners on it as well.

corner-chomper

I adhered the Sunshine to the bottom of the card.

sunshine

Next, I used thickers to spell out the rest of the saying, “You are my” above the sunshine.

thickers

And that finishes up this card.

you-are-my-sunshine

For the other card, I had some fun with the paper filled with words. I looked over it and found most of the words that I needed, and then cut out separate letters for the other words.

words

I cut the cloud patterned paper to fit the card base and adhered it to the card.

clouds

With a mix of foam dimension squares and adhesive, I glued down the words and letters. I used thickers to spell “skies”.

skies-are-gray

So sit down for a few minutes and make some cards, and brighten someone’s day! I’m sure they would love it!

april-showers-cardsSupplies:
Home Grown Thickers (Ivy/Vanilla Foam) – 732813
Home Grown Printed Chipboard Ephemera – 732819
Home Grown Thickers (Ivy/Coral Foam) – 732822
Home Grown Quilt Cardstock – PHGP-32809
Home Grown Family Rules Cardstock – PHGP-32807
Home Grown Partly Cloudy Cardstock – PHGP-32805
Home Grown Home Sweet Home Cardstock – PHGP-32804

Filed Under: Cards, Guest Designer, Spring Tagged With: Amy Cowley, April Showers, Cards, Guest Designer, Guest Post, Home Grown, Sunshine

Comments

  1. Pam Sohan says

    April 9, 2015 at 8:06 am

    Adorable cards !!!!!!

  2. Mendi Yoshikawa says

    April 9, 2015 at 7:47 pm

    These turned out super cute! 🙂

  3. Aliza B says

    April 9, 2015 at 9:08 pm

    These cards are adorable! I love how the rounded edges makes it just a little more special.

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