WOOFY WISHES: 8x8 *6-Sheet* Cute Dog Wedding/Birthday/Anniversary Card Kit With Decoupage, Verses & Background
This beautiful kit features two cute terriers, painted roses, loads of dog *and* rose decoupage, 10 sentiment tags, a full rose background, a blank insert, and *three* of my own verse inserts..
The kit can also work well for anniversaries and female birthdays and occasions, as it gives you loads and loads of different options that you can use over and over again. And, like all my designs, it comes with small-scale commercial use, meaning that you can sell anything that you personally and physically hand-make using sheets from this kit.
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Finally, here's the rundown of the exact contents of the kit, sheet by sheet:
- One sheet containing the 8 by 8 inch card background and the first 5 sentiment tags.
- A second sheet containing a blank matching insert and 5 more sentiment tags
- A third sheet containing a short verse insert, and the first layre of decoupage.
- A fourth sheet, containing longer verse insert, and two layers of doggie decoupage.
- A fifth sheet, containing an alternative verse insert, decoupage roses, and a bonus 3 inch square mini-topper/gift tag.
- A sixth sheet, giving you an A4 (300dpi) rose background matching the roses used on the card front.
Photographs from the Community
 was secured with DST and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
For the second design I made a white easel card and cut 3 pieces of background design (slightly smaller than front of easel base, slightly smaller than front of easel upright and slightly smaller than the front of the easel card). Each piece of background design was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and then secured to each part of the easel card with DST. The main topper (reduced in size) was then mounted onto black card with DST and trimmed to leave a narrow border. Before securing this to the front of the easel card I cut a piece of white card the exact size and secured to reverse of topper (so the back side of the easel is all white). This was then secured to front of easel with foam pads. I used one of the sentiments, secured with foam pads, to act as a 'stopper'.
For the third design I cut a piece of the background paper slightly smaller than the front of a DL card, mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of white base card with DST. The small card topper/gift tag was mounted onto black card, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured at an angle with foam pads to the front of base card, along with chosen sentiment. The 4 decoupage roses were added to each corner and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
By 'mixing and matching' different elements from this kit a variety of lovely cards can be made, suitable for lots of different occasions and excellent value for money. Luv it!
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Printed and cut out all of the design pieces. A piece of the background paper was cut slightly smaller than the front of card base, mounted onto black card with DST and secured to front of white base card with DST. Main topper was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to centre of base card with DST. Decoupage and chosen sentiment were added using foam pads. Chosen insert (see 2nd image) was secured with DST and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
For the second design I made a white easel card and cut 3 pieces of background design (slightly smaller than front of easel base, slightly smaller than front of easel upright and slightly smaller than the front of the easel card). Each piece of background design was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and then secured to each part of the easel card with DST. The main topper (reduced in size) was then mounted onto black card with DST and trimmed to leave a narrow border. Before securing this to the front of the easel card I cut a piece of white card the exact size and secured to reverse of topper (so the back side of the easel is all white). This was then secured to front of easel with foam pads. I used one of the sentiments, secured with foam pads, to act as a 'stopper'.
For the third design I cut a piece of the background paper slightly smaller than the front of a DL card, mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of white base card with DST. The small card topper/gift tag was mounted onto black card, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured at an angle with foam pads to the front of base card, along with chosen sentiment. The 4 decoupage roses were added to each corner and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
By 'mixing and matching' different elements from this kit a variety of lovely cards can be made, suitable for lots of different occasions and excellent value for money. Luv it!
 was secured with DST and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
For the second design I made a white easel card and cut 3 pieces of background design (slightly smaller than front of easel base, slightly smaller than front of easel upright and slightly smaller than the front of the easel card). Each piece of background design was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and then secured to each part of the easel card with DST. The main topper (reduced in size) was then mounted onto black card with DST and trimmed to leave a narrow border. Before securing this to the front of the easel card I cut a piece of white card the exact size and secured to reverse of topper (so the back side of the easel is all white). This was then secured to front of easel with foam pads. I used one of the sentiments, secured with foam pads, to act as a 'stopper'.
For the third design I cut a piece of the background paper slightly smaller than the front of a DL card, mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of white base card with DST. The small card topper/gift tag was mounted onto black card, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured at an angle with foam pads to the front of base card, along with chosen sentiment. The 4 decoupage roses were added to each corner and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
By 'mixing and matching' different elements from this kit a variety of lovely cards can be made, suitable for lots of different occasions and excellent value for money. Luv it!
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Printed and cut out all of the design pieces. A piece of the background paper was cut slightly smaller than the front of card base, mounted onto black card with DST and secured to front of white base card with DST. Main topper was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to centre of base card with DST. Decoupage and chosen sentiment were added using foam pads. Chosen insert (see 2nd image) was secured with DST and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
For the second design I made a white easel card and cut 3 pieces of background design (slightly smaller than front of easel base, slightly smaller than front of easel upright and slightly smaller than the front of the easel card). Each piece of background design was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and then secured to each part of the easel card with DST. The main topper (reduced in size) was then mounted onto black card with DST and trimmed to leave a narrow border. Before securing this to the front of the easel card I cut a piece of white card the exact size and secured to reverse of topper (so the back side of the easel is all white). This was then secured to front of easel with foam pads. I used one of the sentiments, secured with foam pads, to act as a 'stopper'.
For the third design I cut a piece of the background paper slightly smaller than the front of a DL card, mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of white base card with DST. The small card topper/gift tag was mounted onto black card, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured at an angle with foam pads to the front of base card, along with chosen sentiment. The 4 decoupage roses were added to each corner and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
By 'mixing and matching' different elements from this kit a variety of lovely cards can be made, suitable for lots of different occasions and excellent value for money. Luv it!
 was secured with DST and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
For the second design I made a white easel card and cut 3 pieces of background design (slightly smaller than front of easel base, slightly smaller than front of easel upright and slightly smaller than the front of the easel card). Each piece of background design was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and then secured to each part of the easel card with DST. The main topper (reduced in size) was then mounted onto black card with DST and trimmed to leave a narrow border. Before securing this to the front of the easel card I cut a piece of white card the exact size and secured to reverse of topper (so the back side of the easel is all white). This was then secured to front of easel with foam pads. I used one of the sentiments, secured with foam pads, to act as a 'stopper'.
For the third design I cut a piece of the background paper slightly smaller than the front of a DL card, mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of white base card with DST. The small card topper/gift tag was mounted onto black card, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured at an angle with foam pads to the front of base card, along with chosen sentiment. The 4 decoupage roses were added to each corner and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
By 'mixing and matching' different elements from this kit a variety of lovely cards can be made, suitable for lots of different occasions and excellent value for money. Luv it!
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Printed and cut out all of the design pieces. A piece of the background paper was cut slightly smaller than the front of card base, mounted onto black card with DST and secured to front of white base card with DST. Main topper was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to centre of base card with DST. Decoupage and chosen sentiment were added using foam pads. Chosen insert (see 2nd image) was secured with DST and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
For the second design I made a white easel card and cut 3 pieces of background design (slightly smaller than front of easel base, slightly smaller than front of easel upright and slightly smaller than the front of the easel card). Each piece of background design was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and then secured to each part of the easel card with DST. The main topper (reduced in size) was then mounted onto black card with DST and trimmed to leave a narrow border. Before securing this to the front of the easel card I cut a piece of white card the exact size and secured to reverse of topper (so the back side of the easel is all white). This was then secured to front of easel with foam pads. I used one of the sentiments, secured with foam pads, to act as a 'stopper'.
For the third design I cut a piece of the background paper slightly smaller than the front of a DL card, mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of white base card with DST. The small card topper/gift tag was mounted onto black card, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured at an angle with foam pads to the front of base card, along with chosen sentiment. The 4 decoupage roses were added to each corner and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
By 'mixing and matching' different elements from this kit a variety of lovely cards can be made, suitable for lots of different occasions and excellent value for money. Luv it!
 was secured with DST and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
For the second design I made a white easel card and cut 3 pieces of background design (slightly smaller than front of easel base, slightly smaller than front of easel upright and slightly smaller than the front of the easel card). Each piece of background design was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and then secured to each part of the easel card with DST. The main topper (reduced in size) was then mounted onto black card with DST and trimmed to leave a narrow border. Before securing this to the front of the easel card I cut a piece of white card the exact size and secured to reverse of topper (so the back side of the easel is all white). This was then secured to front of easel with foam pads. I used one of the sentiments, secured with foam pads, to act as a 'stopper'.
For the third design I cut a piece of the background paper slightly smaller than the front of a DL card, mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of white base card with DST. The small card topper/gift tag was mounted onto black card, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured at an angle with foam pads to the front of base card, along with chosen sentiment. The 4 decoupage roses were added to each corner and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
By 'mixing and matching' different elements from this kit a variety of lovely cards can be made, suitable for lots of different occasions and excellent value for money. Luv it!
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Printed and cut out all of the design pieces. A piece of the background paper was cut slightly smaller than the front of card base, mounted onto black card with DST and secured to front of white base card with DST. Main topper was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to centre of base card with DST. Decoupage and chosen sentiment were added using foam pads. Chosen insert (see 2nd image) was secured with DST and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
For the second design I made a white easel card and cut 3 pieces of background design (slightly smaller than front of easel base, slightly smaller than front of easel upright and slightly smaller than the front of the easel card). Each piece of background design was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and then secured to each part of the easel card with DST. The main topper (reduced in size) was then mounted onto black card with DST and trimmed to leave a narrow border. Before securing this to the front of the easel card I cut a piece of white card the exact size and secured to reverse of topper (so the back side of the easel is all white). This was then secured to front of easel with foam pads. I used one of the sentiments, secured with foam pads, to act as a 'stopper'.
For the third design I cut a piece of the background paper slightly smaller than the front of a DL card, mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of white base card with DST. The small card topper/gift tag was mounted onto black card, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured at an angle with foam pads to the front of base card, along with chosen sentiment. The 4 decoupage roses were added to each corner and card completed with white/silver satin ribbon around the spine of the card.
By 'mixing and matching' different elements from this kit a variety of lovely cards can be made, suitable for lots of different occasions and excellent value for money. Luv it!