
I used a computer generated seed packet "framework" along with the stamp. Glenda has made a pdf of the packet available to download, you'll find the link in the blog post if you'd like a quick starting point to make something similar - it's free and includes some instructions for putting the project together.
Here's the inside of the project, an insert with a fold at the bottom that slips into the stamped sleeve. You can stamp a sentiment or handwrite a message to the recipient (or both!) on this. The ribbon through the top keeps it closed as well as looking pretty.

Stamps: The Rose Tree (Chocolate Baroque)
Paper: Smooth white
Ink:
Adirondack by Ranger (Espresso)
Jenni Bowlin by Ranger (Soap Powder)
Other:
Copic markers
Prismacolor pencils
Computer and printer
Silk ribbon
Circle punch
Thanks for stopping by - do take a look at the Chocolate Baroque Design Team Blog if you get chance, there's lots of inspiration there!
11 comments:
Fabulous idea and beautifully coloured!
Val x
thats just beautiful joanne :)
This is so pretty and such a lovely idea
What a clever idea and for such a pretty card x
This is just exquisite my lovely!!! xxx
Love the colours and I will be checking out this download as it would make a beautiful gift.
So pretty - and beautifully inked and stamped.
lovely work as always Joanne
How lovely. What a splendid gift this would make.
Spring is definitely in the air Joanne what a wonderful way to present a gift. :)
It is so perfect that it doesn't look home crafted. I can see why you are on the design team - it just so very very professional.
I'll have to look at that pdf - how generous.x
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