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Simple Saturday: White Statement

Today's card was so fast to whip up!  And while it's very simple, the full-white card allows the stamped sentiment the chance to really make a statement.  I am pleased!

Because of the minimal supplies this card takes, I think it's a fabulous way to use what you have on hand and add in just one new item from the Holiday Catalog---the Painted Harvest Photopolymer Stamp Set.


It's hard to tell, but the top layer is run through the Pinewood Planks Dynamic Textured Embossing Folder and the stamped statement from the Painted Harvest Photopolymer Stamp Set is simply punched out using the 2" Circle Punch.  

Those leaves!  It added enough embellishment, without detracting from the cleanliness of the card.  These leaves are also from the Painted Harvest Photopolymer Stamp Set, and are a two-step stamp.  This means, you stamp one image and layer the second on top to add some dimension and detail, without a lot of effort.  Now, I did fussy-cut my leaves, but the Painted Harvest Bundle comes with the the Leaf Punch that would have saved me tons of time, because I could have just simply punched them out.  But, alas, it wasn't too bad; the card still came together really quickly.

I hope the cleanliness inspires you to try your hand at making something understated that makes a statement.  Share with me what you come up with!

Happy Long Weekend, Friends!













Here's what I used to make today's Simple Saturday Creation:

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