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Creating multiple cards was the focus of Spring Card Camp. On Day 11 Dawn Woleslagle created a group of cards all focused around die cutting rainbows made from Simon Says Stitched Circles. I didn’t have any of the other supplies she used, but I had plenty of products to substitute. In the end, I created eight cards starting with two sets of die cut circles in rainbow colors. It’s taken me awhile to get them all assembled as I continue to work on my #100DayProject and the #30DayColoring Challenge. This weekend I worked on Mother’s Day cards for Sarah and Betsy, but today I finally finished the last of the rainbow cards.

4RainbowCards

These are all variations on the theme. One of the two circles was cut into quarters. The clouds on the bottom I cut freehand. For three cards I used stencils for backgrounds, and one uses die cut clouds.

Rainbow1

Rainbow2

Rainbow3

The other circle was cut in half to create two cards. The design for these was actually one I saw in an email from Reverse Confetti. Once again, I didn’t have any of the products used on that card, but I did have good substitutes.

JustANote

JustANoteFlat

Although Dawn did not use the die cut circles left from the rainbows, I decided I could put them to good use as well, and created two more cards–one pictured here.

HelloCircles

HelloCirclesFlat

I now have a nice stash of cheerful cards to stick in the mail to friends I haven’t seen in over seven weeks. Three of them already have stamps on them and are headed out the door tomorrow. I still have three or four more techniques to try from this card camp, and Spring Card Camp 2 begins on Wednesday. I’m not having any difficulty staying busy!

4 thoughts on “More Spring Card Camp Fun”

  1. Wow! these bright rainbow cards make wonderful snail mail! Maybe I should take the next class. You should watch Jennifer McGuires Time Saving hacks video. It was full of great ideas to save ink, paper and time.

  2. These are great..Clean lines, brilliant colors, and a simple design. They make me happy just to look at them. I am inspired to pull out my stash. Thanks for the inspiration!

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