15 Minute Project ... and a "Purses!" Blog Challenge Entry

Today's "15 Minute" card project was created for Sharon's "Purses!" blog challenge. And I know you're thinking, "no way she created that in 15 Minutes," but it's true! This 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" all occasion card only looks time-consuming!

Here's the easy deets: The card was created on Xerox 110# white card stock and the purses were punched from scraps of DP. The stitched frames were created using a Cuttlebug embossing folder, and the embossed lines were created on a Scor-It board.

I used 1/8" wide ribbon to create the straps, looping them through the punched tabs, up and around a brad. Then the purses were adhered to the card front with dimensionals. Look at all those neat shadows!

The grosgrain ribbon was adhered between my embossed lines. The cute little bow was created from the same ribbon and adhered using a glue dot.

Finally, I stamped my "you're fabulous" sentiment using lavender pigment ink. See, quick and easy!

Thanks for taking time out of your busy day to visit!

~Hugs, Deb

Ingredients: White Card Stock, (Xerox #110); Designer Paper, (DCWV); Stamp, (Verve Visual); Ink, (Ink it Up!); Adhesive, Dimensionals (Fiskars), Mini Glue Dot, (Glue Dot); Ribbon, 1/8" wide (Gallery); Grosgrain Ribbon, (Unknown, from a ribbon share'); Brads, (Unknown; found in Mt. Brad); Punch, (Stampin' Up!); Die Cut Machine (Provo Craft); Embossing Folder, (Provo Craft); Scor-It Board (Hammond)