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Artfully Sent Sleeve Cards–April Class

Hello!  I am enjoying a rainy day in VA.  It’s a bit cold, but the rain is nice and soothing.

Today I want to share some more cards that I created with our Cricut Artfully Sent cartridge for my April Cricut Class, Saturday, April 25 from 9-11am.

Artfully Sent Class 04 Scene Cards (1)

These cards were really easy and came together very quickly.  Partly, because I copied some designs, but also because there isn’t a lot to them.

Artfully Sent Class 04 Scene Cards (6)

This was one of the cards that I copied from the Close To My Heart video all about the sleeve cards.  (I’ll include the video at the bottom of this post.)

Artfully Sent Class 04 Scene Cards (7)

They created it to hold a party invitation.  The person who receives this card could turn around and use the sleeve to hold a birthday card to send to someone else. 

Artfully Sent Class 04 Scene Cards (8)

You probably guessed it, this card uses the letters that came out of the first card.  I just embossed them with our Dot Embossing Folder.  The little diamond shapes on the side were leftovers from some Cricut project a long while back. (yes, I kept those)

Artfully Sent Class 04 Scene Cards (5)

These sleeve cards are perfect as gift card holders.  Simply cut any sleeve card at 3 1/2” real dial size and it will hold any standard sized gift card.

Artfully Sent Class 04 Scene Cards (2)

Another option for the sleeve cards is to hold a photo.  When cut at the size recommended in the booklet they will hold a 4 x 6 photo.  I also included a cream piece of cardstock with my photo and stamped a sentiment on it. 

Artfully Sent Class 04 Scene Cards (4)

This would be great for Christmas Cards and you still have enough room to include your Christmas newsletter.

Artfully Sent Class 04 Scene Cards (3)

So who wants to come and create these cards?  Cricut Artfully Sent Class, Saturday, April 25 at 9am in my studio in Amelia, VA.

Cost is $12 if you own the Artfully Sent Cartridge. Simply bring your Cricut, Artfully Sent Cartridge Bundle, and I'll supply the rest and walk you through the cuts.

Cost is $24 if you don't own the Artfully Sent Cartridge, because I'll cut all of your pieces for you ahead of time.

Leave a comment or contact me to attend.

 

Here’s that video I promised.

 

Thanks for stopping by.

Jaime

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