Well now, what do you do with several leftover die cuts from the previous card post?

Make another card!

I had so many pieces from the last Curio card, (told you, it took most of the day

to create the card!), that I just had to make another. This time with dark blue

cardstock for my frame. I applied clear embossing powder for a sheen.

I'm kinda obsessed with the vignettes, and love creating individual backgrounds for

each one.

The floral bouquet is stamped from the Holding Hands set, the 'greens' from

All Blessings Flow. And of course the stamped stamp from Pretty Postmarks.

Shhhhhh, don't tell anyone, but in my previous post I put the hinges on backward. 

Just had to show, they were removed and glued on proper! Honestly, I'm married to 

a builder, and my son is a woodworker... please don't tell them! All's well now and hinges 

look right.

Happy, happy creating and crafting!

 

Hi there! Finally got a day to play with the Greetery's Curio set, and it took me

most of the day to complete this card. There's many pieces, once you combine the

sets, and I kept playing with ideas, die cuts, and colors.

The details in the the sets are wonderful! What you choose to include in your curio

is your choice.

A front view shows the my curio closed, with elements of summer collecting.

My curio 'opens', and has a butterfly on the outside as well as on the inside. There's even

a bee in a bottle. Such adorable details! The door idea was 'borrowed' from Norine Hope's

release card. 

Such fun to make. More of a showpiece than a card to send, but it does fit an A2 envelope.

I have so many pieces left over,  I think I'll make one more! Hope #2 goes quicker!

Have a great weekend!