Sweet Notecards and Fall Traditions with Lisa Mensing
Hello, crafty friends. Lisa here, from LisaMensing.com, with you today. I’m so excited to be back sharing inspiration here on the Spellbinders Blog. I have three notecards to share with you today featuring the Sweet Serenade Notecards Collection by Becca Feeken.
The Sweet Serenade Notecards create the prettiest 4 x 4 cards, and I like that you can mix and match the sets to create unique notecards. My first notecard is very clean and simple, perfect for those moments when you need something in a hurry.
Die-cut heavyweight white cardstock using the Scalloped Notecard die from the Scalloped Symphony Notecard Etched
Don’t forget to emboss the score line using the Score Line Insert die
Emboss the front side of the notecard in the Falling Leaves Embossing Folder
Neenah Avalanche White cardstock #110, Chartreuse, Kraft, Red, Dark Brown cardstock, Double-sided Adhesive Foam Strips, glue
This next notecard is a little more involved but worth it.
Die-cut heavyweight white cardstock using the Outer Rim die from the Flourished Sonata Notecard Etched Dies
Don’t forget to emboss the score line using the Score Line Insert die
Die-cut kraft cardstock using the Inner Rim die and cut to fit folded notecard; emboss using the Falling Leaves Embossing Folder; add foam adhesive to the back and center on the foiled design
Die-cut the Decorative Frame Rim using black cardstock (use the square cutout); foam adhesive to the back and arrange over kraft cardstock layer (you can skip the foam adhesive and use glue or tape if you don’t like a lot of dimension)
Die-cut orange, red, chartreuse, brown, and kraft cardstock using the Mini Fall Blooms Etched Dies
Hot foil the thank you sentiment from the Mini Everyday Sentiments using Copper foil; die-cut the foiled sentiment with the banner die included in this set
Neenah Avalanche White cardstock #110, Chartreuse, Kraft, Red, Orange, Dark Brown cardstock, Double-sided Adhesive Foam Rounds – large, Double-sided Adhesive Foam Strips, glue
This notecard is my favorite of the three. It falls right in the middle of the first two notecards.
Don’t forget to emboss the score line using the Score Line Insert die
Emboss the front side of the notecard in the Falling Leaves Embossing Folder
Die-cut kraft cardstock using the Large Circle Outline in the Scalloped Symphony Notecard Etched Dies; center on notecard using glue
Die-cut heavyweight white cardstock using the Circle Decorative Outline and Circle Decorative Insert; center on kraft cardstock circle using foam adhesives
Die-cut black cardstock using the Small Inner Circle
Die-cut leaves from the Autumn Leaves Etched Dies from brown, orange, and chartreuse cardstock; arrange leaves on the card using glue
Adhere the black cardstock circle in the center of the card using foam adhesive
Using the Glimmer Hot Foil System and Sunset Harvest Glimmer Plates foil the “many thanks” sentiment using Copper Foil; add to the card using foam adhesive OR replace with any sentiment
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other Supplies
Neenah Avalanche White cardstock #110, Chartreuse, Kraft, Orange, Dark Brown cardstock, Double-sided Adhesive Foam Rounds – large, glue
I hope you enjoy creating beautiful notecards using the Sweet Serenade Notecard Collection as much as I did. Thanks for stopping by and spending time with me today!
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Your note cards are delightful. I love the Autumn theme and colors that you have incorporated in them.
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Your note cards are delightful. I love the Autumn theme and colors that you have incorporated in them.
Just love these little Fall Note Cards