My first sample was made using the new Class Act stamp set.
Creative Nugget: Yellow card stock and paper from the Chalkboard Collection were cut with a Pierced Rectangle Die and layered onto the card base. The stack of books image from the new Class Act stamp set was colored with Copic Markers in primary colors, cut with a Pierced Ovals Die and mounted to a red Oval. The Clipboard Die was used to cut the chalkboard and distress inks were swiped across the kraft card stock to make it look like wood. The sentiment was white embossed on Chalkboard Collection paper and mounted to the base of the chalkboard. A Layering Heart, a Mini Stitched Heart, a Pennant Flag, and a Double Stitched Flag dies as well as some red Baker's twine were used to complete the card.
My second sample is a Book Fold Card made with the Class Act stamp set, The Notebook Paper Stamp and Die Duo, and the Clip Board Dies.
Creative Nugget: Chalkboard Collection papers, and kraft, red, white and metallic silver card stocks were used to layer the panels of the Book Fold Card and create the teacher tools. The Clipboard Dies were used to create the adorable clipboard and paper clip while the Notebook Paper Stamp and Die Duo was used for the paper clipped to the board. The Class Act stamp set was again used for the image and the sentiments. The A+ Apples die cut and some red Baker's twine were added to finish the front of the book.
Teacher tools and sentiments can be seen when the book is opened!
Here are the fabulous new products being released by
Our Daily Bread Designs this month that were used to make these projects…
…and some old favorites previously released:
To see all of the wonderful projects created with the May Release, hop on over to the Our Daily Bread Designs Blog. Then click the links below to see the details for each project. While at each blog, be sure to leave a comment to be eligible to win one of the three fabulous prizes!
Thanks so much for stopping by…have a wonderful day. Hope you are inspired by the hop!
Hugs,
Cathymac














