Art Impressions new Cottage and die

Hello Ai fans!

Today I'm sharing a one of Art Impressions new releases...Cottage and Die set (sku#4746)

The set includes the adorable little cottage and the two dies to cut the window and door.

The CONGRATULATIONS verse is from here... Hats Off Set (Sku#4289)

The reason for the verse is my friend just moved into a new house!  I thought this would be the perfect card to give her with her house warming gift.

I love how you can look in the window or door and get a preview of what's inside.

On the inside I used TALK MUCH SET (sku#4745) There are 4 different images you can purchase separately for the inside of the cottage cards. (or they'e just cute on their own too...ooo...or with the Windows to the World die or...I'm thinking the possibilities are endless.)

I really love this picture with the light shining through.  I think it helps you understand the dimension that these see through dies, especially the ones like these that "pop" out, add to your card.

Copics used:

RV52, R32, R56, R59, Y08, Y21,

Y28, N2, T5, E37, E41, E81, E89

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Home is where you park it! from Art Impressions

Hello Ai fans!

Today I'm sharing a card made with one of the images from the SC0651 Ai His and Hers Campers from Art Impressions. Ai clear sets are available at Michael's (through Hampton Art)

The front of the card says "Home is where you park it."

The inside says Congratulations from the Graduation Hats Off Set (Sku#4289)

I thought this card would be great for someone who is retiring and moving or maybe for when someone new moves into the neighborhood or a housewarming party.

Copics used:

E43, E51, B0000, B01, B04, B97, W00, T1, C3

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Happy House Warming

My good friend's brother and his wife just bought a new house.  She wanted a card to give them.  I really don't have any house/ housewarming stamps so I improvised with a window and a fresh baked pie. 

The sentiment is from Cornish Heritage Farms.  The inside phrase is a $1 wood stamp.

In the window, though you can't really tell, I used clear plastic to simulate glass.

I also used a Spellbinders die to cut the inside matte and a house border punch.