Going somewhere? Check out this card and matching envelope from Trisha!

Trisha has done it again, this is such a cute pairing!

I created this card using a store bought card as my base (although you would ever know it as I have covered the original entirely). Layering assorted images from the Domestic Goddess Collection with patterned papers and laces created a fun card sure to be cherished!

I used a Tim Holtz Stamp on a plain manilla tag that provided a perfect sentiment.  And is made to fit in the matching envelope.

And the matching envelope:

 
Now wouldnt you love to receive that card and envelope in the mail.  Pick Me! Pick Me!  Don't forget to fancy up the envelope when making a card, makes quite a statement.

Happy Crafting,

Candy

   

Comments

[Myra]

This is a wonderful card and the envelope is beautiful!

[Janet Weser]

Love the card and envelope!

[candy]

I assume you would have the envelope hand stamped.......how do you think it will fare in the postal system..........??? I stamp envelopes but nothing 3-D that would get messed up before delivery. Any ideas on this?

[Christie Bryant]

Beautiful Card and Envelope! I'm in awe!

[Hester]

Love it, if this comes in your mailbox, you are sure you have a good day!

[Diane Schultz]

Trisha—what a FANTASTIC duo!

[Trisha Ladouceur]

To hopefully protect it a bit if you are actually mailing it, I would suggest securing the papers with a bit of Claudine Hellmuth's (Ranger) Multi-Medium. This would solidly secure all bits of paper and seal it at the same time. You would need to be sure to use a dye based rather than a water based ink so it didn't smear. Youwoul probably have to eliminate the ribbon too. OR you could insert it all into a clear bah (think cellophane bags from the dollar store for loot bags). that would protect it enough:) You could also hand deliver so you can enjoy the lucky recipients reaction!!!!!!