Pre-pierce your paper before you stitch to make the process easier and to help ensure your stitches are neat and even.


“Cindy Loo” and “Plantin SchoolBook” CARTRIDGES


Card is 6 1/2 x 5" CINDY LOO


<Mushroom>, <Mshrom-s>, and <Mushroom>(Layer) at 2" and 2 1/2”


PLANTIN SCHOOLBOOK <circle> at 4"


1. Cut the shapes listed at left from your desired cardstock and/or patterned paper.


2. Adhere a strip of purple paper across the front of a white card base and add a strip of orange paper with a notched end above it.


3. Place a brad at the end of the orange strip and create a sentiment with letter stickers in the lower right corner of the card.


4. Adhere the <circle> cut on the left side of the card and pierce holes around the outside edge. Thread the holes with purple floss.


5. Assemble the two <Mushroom> cuts in the center of the circle and add glitter to the spots on the mushroom tops.


6. Adhere a chipboard butterfly above the <Mushroom> cuts.


31 YOU ARE SWEET by Kristen Swain


Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned paper, chipboard butterfly: Cosmo Cricket; Brad: BoBunny; Floss: DMC; Letter stickers: American Crafts (white), BoBunny (green), Doodlebug Design (glitter); Glitter: Studio G; Personal electronic cutting machine: Cricut Expression by Provo Craft; Embossing machine, Polka Dots embossing folder: Cuttlebug by Provo Craft


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