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“Sew Happy” Card Kit of the Month

https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1OjW0DI6avrau-djQuiKWakUYDrnDbgGp
Shaker card. 
Hey, y’all! I hope everyone is doing well and having lots of fun creating beautiful things. For today's post, I’m backtracking to September 2022 card kit of the month from Spellbinders called “Sew Happy”. This card kit is filled with craft-themed items to create your cards. I made close to 40 cards with all the bits and bobs from the kit!! I'm never disappointed with the value of these card kits. 

The card above and below are shaker cards I created using chipboard embroidery hoops included in the kit and a few pieces of acetate from my stash. The card base on top is one from my stash and the base on the bottom is one included in the kit. The only other elements I've added from my supplies are the glitter pieces inside the embroidery hoops and the Pops of Color and Nuvo drops. I appreciate the variety of pieces that are included in the kits because you're able to make cards in so many different styles. 

https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1htan9kLN1r13imThRixC9cj7aciQkCWa
Shaker card.

https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1lLEk54z4MSNzBtsP80FoA2h8s1pxKXwV
Spellbinders "Sew Happy" September 2022

https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1DJhu8ACYR1HejwWc7G--HbbJHXGUXBbC
Love the floral elements mixed in with the crafting die cuts. 

https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1B0l2RoBDDAevXxAUsL3v38q4_uMs2W4i
"Sew Happy" is so cute! 

One of my favorite features of the Spellbinders card kits is that there are stickers included in the kit that can be added to a card and blended into the design without being able to tell that they are stickers! I bet you can't tell what's a sticker and what's not in the card design pictured above. 

https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1COSophiRcpz2HGO9x8S4dQXUEhQntykn
"Sew Happy" Spellbinders September 2022

Thanks for stopping in and checking out today's contribution. I hope you're feeling inspired by something you've seen here and will carry it into your own crafty endeavors. Follow me on IG @craftinbish. 

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