This 3-Ingredient Card Looks Expensive (But Takes Less than 15 Minutes)

~ Cards and Coffee Time

Hello, crafty cardmaking friends!

Today, we are making a card so fancy your recipient will probably put it in a real frame and pretend they bought it at an upscale boutique. The secret? We are letting our supplies do 90% of the heavy lifting.

Our star is the Greenwich Market Frame. This embossing folder and die set is essentially a cheat code for elegance. You could probably run a piece of junk mail through it and it would look majestic. To give it that “I found this in a charming antique shop” look, I ran the frame through in a stately gray.

For the centerpiece, I used the beautiful flower included in the set, rendered in a bold, unapologetic fuchsia. Because flowers deserve drama. To tie it all together, I tucked on a paper note and envelope using the Happy Post Envelope die set. It is fast, it uses fewer supplies than a standard cake recipe, and it looks spectacular. Let’s get making!

So grab a cup of coffee, gather your supplies and let’s get crafty! Thanks so much for stopping by,  wishing you a day filled with crafty supplies, love, laughter and smiles! Sending crafty hugs, Tina. ðŸ’Œ

Supplies

A full list of project Supplies are in the description area of the YouTube Video:)

Spellbinders Greenwich Market Frame 3D Emboss & Cut Folder,

Spellbinders Happy Post Envelope Etched Dies,

Spellbinders Assorted Tags Etched Dies, [ a Great SUBSTITUTE ]

Hero Arts Hero Hues Unicorn Pigment Ink Pad,

Watch the Step by Step Tutorial – Click Here!

2 thoughts on “This 3-Ingredient Card Looks Expensive (But Takes Less than 15 Minutes)”

  1. Love the shaped card idea with this frame! I must try this. That embossed frame looks so pretty and the way you colored the flower adding the white to the middle made it look beautiful. Gorgeous card!

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