Acorny Thank You with DSP

The challenge currently at Less is More is to make a CAS card with DSP. Clearly there still needs to be lots of white space to keep it CAS so this is quite an interesting challenge. Luckily I have loads of DSP leftover to choose from and the Acorny Thank You set and associated punch is perfect for using up small pieces.

Stampin' Up! Acorny Thank you

I used the acorn builder punch to get a variety of acorns and their tops using the Sweet Li’l Things DSP. I also punched some out in tangelo twist and watermelon wonder cardstock. Next I glued tops onto acorns, first removing the stem since that’s harder to line up. After that I stamped the sentiment (also from the Acorny Thank you set) in watermelon wonder and then started gluing my acorns to the card. I wanted to have them overlap the top and bottom of the card and I trimmed the excess with my paper snips once the glue was dry – using the card edge as a guide.

I used up some more of my DSP by using it for the envelope liner and the retiring envelope liner framelits. I still can’t believe that the liner framelits are retiring – they are the most used framelits that I own since I refuse to leave an envelope naked. I just checked the retiring list and they are still available, so if you don’t have them, I’d advise snapping them up asap.

See you tomorrow,

Liz

 

6 thoughts on “Acorny Thank You with DSP

  1. Esther

    I love this idea. It’s such a great way of using scraps and in such an attractive and creative way. Fab card!

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  2. Sarah

    A neat, fun and clever use of your design paper scraps.
    Thanks so much for playing along at Less is More this week. Sarah

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  3. Caroline Thomas

    I do love this and ok, ok, I’m sold on the acorn stampset and punch, OK? I’ve been meaning to get this for ages but now I know it will be in my next order. Great card, I love the layout and use of DSP. Caro x

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  4. Anita

    Lovely mix of paper scraps here, and a great little stack of acorns.
    Thanks for sharing with us.
    Anita x
    Less is More

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