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Add a strip of Basic White and you can make four card bases out of a 12 x 12 sheet of cardstock. How cool is that? Thoughts? 

Stamps:

   Art Gallery

Paper:

   Blue Bayou 12 x 12 - 6 x 5-1/2 score at 4-1/4

   Basic White 5-1/4 x 4 (Inside), 2-3/4 x 5-1/2

   Fine Art Floral DSP 1-5/8 x 5-3/8 (4)

Ink:

   Pumpkin Pie

   Terracotta Tile

   Pool Party

   Night of Navy

   Poppy Parade

   Merry Merlot

Technique:

   2-Step Stamping

Accessories:

   Brights Enamel Shapes

   Tear & Tape

   Adhesive

First, I cut and scored my card bases from the 12 x 12 sheet. Cut the sheet in half at 6". Then cut lengthwise at 5-1/2. (Each 6" strip will yield 2 card bases.) Score the 6" side at 4-1/4.

I then added a strip of DSP to the flap. I wanted the card base to frame the DSP, so it is cut a tad shorter all around. Note the measurements above.

Next, I added a strip of tear & tape to the strip of Basic White. I adhered this to the back of the card front panel.

I then stamped the sentiment and added the flower. The colors are listed as I grouped them. The Pumpkin Pie was used with the Terracotta Tile and the Poppy Parade was used with the Merry Merlot, etc.

Lastly, I added a few embellishments and adhered the Basic White panel to the inside of the card.

Here is a closer look at each card.

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