Give A Big Thank You with Handmade Paper

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There's nothing better than receiving a thank you for something you've done.  Give someone you know a big thank you with this card made from handmade paper.  The texture of the paper adds a beautiful element to the simple design.

Create the thank you template using your printer and a word program and cut it out by hand or use your favorite die cutting machine to create the template. Make a sheet of paper using one of the Papermill Kits following the instructions that are included and allow the paper to dry. Trace the words onto your sheets of handmade paper and cut them out.  It's that easy to do! 

Make a second piece of paper for the card base and give it a little color by adding some of the Tissue Tints.  Add the 'thank you' and finish it off using a couple of corners from the first sheet to add to the corners.  You are now ready to send a big thank you to someone.

Cards don't need to be complex and complicated to send a message.  Sometimes the message is sent by the things you use to create it like using a sheet of paper that you have made yourself.  Head over to the Arnold Grummer site and pickup what you need to create your own special projects. 

                                                              


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