CSS Review Day 2

Wednesday, February 6. 2013

This week we're reviewing all the wonderful goodies that released last month over at Clear and Simple Stamps.

Today, I made a little trio of cards to showcase the fabulous new mini label tags die.

Best Wishes close-up by Tracy Schultz

This set would be perfect to package up and give as a gift. I made all of my cards gender-neutral and non-holiday specific. Just those everyday cards that we all seem to reach for the most.

Best of all, you can cut them from one piece of cardstock. Love that!

Love You close-up by Tracy Schultz

I kept my layout and design pretty much the same- only changing out the sentiment the accent image. That makes these a snap to reproduce, too!

To ground the little tags, I added some doodling with my white gel pen. Then popped the tags up on dimensionals to make them pop.

Super Star close-up by Tracy Schultz

Be sure to check out what the other design team members created:

[ Elena | Lori | CSS ]

Kraft Trio Recipe
Cardstock: CSS Kraft Like a Rockstar, Say Yellow to all your Fans, My Style Blueprint
Stamps: CSS Wrap-a-Round, Taglines
Ink: CSS Perfect Little Black Dress
Accessories: CSS mini label tags die, CSS Perfect Little Black Dress ribbon, CSS red felt, Inkssentials white pen

Posted by Tracy in Cards, Clean & Simple, Clear & Simple Stamps at 06:00 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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Great clean and simple design! I really like the little doodled frame and the pop of color from the image.

#1 Lori (Homepage) on 2013-02-10 23:23 (Reply)

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