I had a fantastic day yesterday selling my cards at a rather large craft fair! The fair has been an annual event for several years now, used as a fund raiser for one of our local private schools, but this is the first time I have participated as a vendor. The one rule is that every vendor must be selling only hand-crafted items. I focused primarily on Thanksgiving and Christmas cards, plus a few gift card holders, but did sell a few birthday, anniversary, thinking of you, and humorous general greeting cards.
While I was sitting in my booth, I put together a lot of Christmas and Thanksgiving cards which I had prepared as kits (all the loose parts and pieces tucked into the envelope ready to be turned into a card) and I was just doing the final assembly phase. But it drew people to my booth and they seemed to enjoy watching the process.
Today (and in the upcoming week), I want to share with you some of those cards.
This first one has a water color, clip art, image, with a merged sentiment, and it was cut with a QuicKutz die, then matted with orange, & then white, CS. Both the striped dp and the flowers dp came from a DCWV autumn stack.
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