Sweet as a Peach Thank You Card

How adorable is this Sweet as a Peach Thank You Card? It uses the Sweet as a Peach Stamp Set by Stampin’ Up! and my personal favorite Designer Paper, You’re a Peach.

Every now and then I create a card that I just love – and this is one of them! I love the colors, I love the design, I love the card sketch layout – I love it all!

I started with Card Sketch #9, which you can find in our Card Sketch Library. It’s much easier than it looks but it’s such a versatile card layout!

Next up were the colors, which I pulled from the Designer Paper: Pale Papaya, Calypso Coral and Old Olive. The stamping was super simple and I think the Pale Papaya Ribbon just added the icing on the cake! Here is how I made this card – don’t forget you can download complete instructions below:

Supplies Used on this Card:

Project Measurements

• Calypso Coral:  4-¼” x 7-¾”, scored at 2-¼:
• Basic White:  4” x 5-¼” and 3” x 3-½”
• You’re A Peach Paper:  2” x 4”
• Pale Papaya Cardstock:  3-¼” x 4-½”

Project Instructions

1. Cut a piece of 4-1/4” x 7-3/4” piece of Calypso Coral Cardstock. Score at 2-1/4” and fold down to create a top flap.

2. Cut & layer a 4” x 5-1/4” piece of Basic White Cardstock inside the base card.

3. Cut a 2” x 4” piece of the You’re A Peach Designer Paper and adhere onto the top flap.

4. Cut a 3-1/4” x 4-1/2” piece of Pale Papaya Cardstock. On the bottom, stamp the sentiment in the center using Black Memento ink. Randomly stamp the small trio of flowers using Pale Papaya ink; stamp the “flower center” inside each flower using Calypso Coral ink. Set aside.

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