Today’s card is one of those projects that look more complicated to make than they really are. Basically you just have to die cut all the images with Memory Box dies out of neutral cardstocks that you most likely already have and stick them down onto a card.
In a video tutorial below I am demonstrating exactly how to assemble it.
Supplies
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The splashes of water are so perfect with the pier & cattails & tall reeds…but it takes Olga to create the scene with these pieces of metal called dies! The card is perfect for the lake scene…it beckons kids to come fish or a daddy or maybe a granddaddy to see what the water holds…I think you have set the scene for curiosity! And for all of these reasons I give you an A+!
Sympa! Bises
Wonderful card, love the scene you have created, Cathy x