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Northwoods Summer Thank You's

 I needed a few Thank You cards on hand for our neighbors here in the Wisconsin Northwoods.  I've used this Thanks die with its shadow on a lot of cards now.  I really like the way it fits on an A2 card, whether landscape or portrait.

I looked through my pattern paper and ephemera stash for summer and woodsy things.  These are what I came up with.  Some ephemera still needed to be colored and I'm loving those sunflowers from Gina K Designs!  I'll have to use those again.

Thanks for poppin' in.

Card Recipe

Stamps: GKD Paper Hug (Digital), GKD Pocketful of Sunshine (Digital)
Punches & Dies:  SSS Fancy Thanks
Embossing folders:  
Paper: SU! Whisper White, SU! Adventure Bound DSP, SU! Wood Textures DSP, misc from scraps
Paper Size: A2 5.5" x 4.25" card
Ink: 
Accessories: Wooden ephemera
Techniques: 

CASE - Copy And Share Everything 💓
SU! - Stampin Up
DSP - Designer Series Paper
GKD - Gina K Designs
PP - Paper Pumpkin
SSS - Simon Says Stamp
MFT - My Favorite Things Stamps
C9 - Concord & 9th
FMS - Freshly Made Sketches
PPP - Pretty Pink Posh

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