Thanks so much for joining us for another Artisan Wednesday Wow!!! Did you see what was over on Sarah's blog?? That girl has got it goin' on!!
I haven't made a gift card or $$$ holder in a very long time, and this little elephant just BEGGED to be put on the cover of one, so I did it!! Once I had finished it (the "girlie" version), I just KNEW that I had to give equal opportunity for a "dude" version ... which is why there are TWO of them (there is a LOT of cute DSP in the Print Poetry tablet of paper ... just sayin' ...)
Here is what it looks like on the inside ... and before ya ask, I WILL be giving instructions on how to fold this coming up in a future post (not too far off!), so stay tuned ...
And of course, here it is in blues and greens ...
Stamps: Henry Says
Paper: Midnight Muse, Raspberry Ripple, Very Vanilla, Pink Pirouette, Crumb Cake, Print Poetry DSP, 2012-2014 In Color Designer Series Patterns Pack DSP
Ink: Midnight Muse, Raspberry Ripple, Basic Black
Accessories: Simply Scored (with Borders Scoring Plate), Small Oval Punch, Ticket Duo Punch, Gumball Green Satin Stitched Ribbon, Primrose Petals Satin Stitched Ribbon
Now, it's time to hop on over and check out Amy Bollman's awesomeness!! Thanks for stopping by!!
9 comments:
WENDY! I just love this!!! The cards are super adorable, and the money holder is a fabulous idea. You ROCK, friend!
Adorable! Love the birthday sign hanging from the trunk, and this is a great money holder style. Awesome!
Put me on the list of those that want to know how to do these!!! I love them - so cute!
This is such a cute idea, Wendy!!! :)
So cute! I love how you hung the saying on his/her trunk
These are just the CA-UTE-EST! I didn't want the elephant - darn you.
Very cool money holder....!
Cute idea! I needed something fresh and new for money holders. Now, where are those instructions?? :D
Wendy - this is adorable! I tried looking to see if you had posted instructions but couldn't find anything in subsequent posts. I might just be distracted by all the pretty things on your blog! Can you point me in the direction of which post has the instructions? Thanks so much!
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