Because we can always use a stash of cards, let’s make some more simple cards with DSP!
I hope you enjoyed our post for 3 simple cards with DSP from the other day. Today I have another TWO different sets of 3 cards using the same Thoughtful Journey DSP. But you’ll find they look quite different!
The Facebook Live participants selected our piece of 6″x6″ DSP for today’s project.
I love the one they chose. Lots of Misty Moonlight and Fresh Freesia for a beautifully muted scene.You know, it really doesn’t seem to matter how you cut this scenic paper. It’s lovely!
Did you realize the Thoughtful Journey DSP is one heck of a deal! No matter which one of the 12 different pieces you select (4 of each design) you’ll have a hard time choosing which one to use!
Why?
Because they’re all beautiful! And the mix and play of colours is simply amazing! And because every piece has a second side with some gorgeous watercolour effects!
Here are all the colours you can choose from! I bet you have at least one of these in your stash (or at least something pretty close).
Wow, think of all the colour combos you can create with just this one set of Designer Series Paper!
More Simple Cards with DSP
You can always hop over to Tuesday’s post here and pick up the cutting measurements and the template so you never have to guess on your cuts.
You Can Be Part of the Action
If you’d love to join in and help create the live card on the fly, come see the Facebook live event!
Make sure to join in with our Design with Jo community of crafters every Tuesday morning at 11 AM Mountain Time on the Design with Jo Facebook page! .
Here are two more designs I made in advance of the pre-recorded video. You can see the Pool Party version in more detail here.
Which one would you make to add cards to your stash? the heather thistle or the watercolour background?
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Thanks a bunch for popping by today and checking out my latest post. I absolutely know you won’t go wrong with a set of papers like the Thoughtful Journey.
But even if you’ve got a great stash of patterned paper already, I bet there’s at least one of two (and likely more) you can play with once you’ve picked up the template. I hope you grab a piece or two and create more simple cards with DSP!
