DSP FROM WAY BACK!

Several times I nearly threw away the two pieces of this dsp that has been haunting my supplies.  I suddenly decided that it could be used on Lost Lagoon card stock.  The layout works so well for so many cards.  I had a full 6 x 6 piece so I cut it into three pieces measuring 5 1/4 x 2 and will be using it into kit for two friends and myself to make together.

I no longer have to see that paper tormenting me!  lol  

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Rita Holmes did a Facebook video on July 14th showing a card made like this.  I'm trying really hard to use old - sorry, I mean retired - paper.  This was one of the first I ran across in my stash.  It uses the smallest  shape in the arch set.

The card below is actually the first one I made.  I had cut the three arch pieces and realized that the pieces would be upside down due to the Daffodil design.  I like the pieces on the left side as well.

Each of the cards have three gold metal little butterflies as an embellishment.

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A SPANNER FOLD

The two side sections are connected with the Happy Birthday strip.  When you flip it up, the middle section then also flips up for a sentiment or message.

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 This looks like such a fun little cottage to sit back, relax and read a good book.

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A scene from the Beautiful Gallery dsp.

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This is a fold I rarely use.  I like it, but the disadvantage of it is that it's not as easily displayed by whoever receives it.

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More Beautiful Gallery dsp.  This is the other half of dsp that I used on a card a few days ago.

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