Celebrate the Little Things Card

Other Supplies:

• Cardstock (Aqua, Kraft, Pink, White)
• Acrylic Stamp Block
• Adhesive Foam Tape
• Double-Sided Tape or Tape Runner
• Foam Sponge or Ink Blending Tool
• Fujifilm Instax Mini Instant Film, White
• Fujifilm Instax Share Smartphone Printer or Fujifilm Instax Mini Instant Camera
• Ink Pads (Aqua, Black Permanent, Pink)

1. Cut an 8 1/2" x 5 1/4" card base out of kraft cardstock. Score, and fold in half.
2. Cut a 4" x 5" piece of patterned paper from the Picture This! Cardstock Pad. Adhere to the kraft card base with double-sided tape.
3. Cut a 4" x 1/2" strip of yellow cardstock. Adhere to the bottom of the card base with double-sided tape.
4. Cut a 2 1/4" x 3 3/4" panel of aqua cardstock. Using a foam sponge, ink the edges with an aqua ink pad.
5. Die-cut out of pink cardstock the photo frame from the Photo Frame, Celebrate set. Using a foam sponge, ink the edges of the frame with a pink ink pad.
6. Print out a photo using Fujifilm Instax Instant Film and the Instax Share Smartphone Printer. Adhere the photo to the back of the pink frame with double-sided tape.
7. Layer the aqua panel at an angle under the pink frame, and adhere together with double-sided tape. Adhere the layered aqua cardstock and pink frame to the card front over the yellow strip with adhesive foam tape.
8. Stamp the Happy Birthday phrase from the Photo Frame, Celebrate set onto white cardstock using a black permanent ink pad. Align the corresponding Framelits banner die over the stamped phrase, and die-cut. For ease of use, we recommend using the Magnetic Platform to hold the Framelits die in place while the shape is being cut.
9. Stamp the Celebrate the Little Things phrase from the Photo Frame, Celebrate set onto white cardstock using a black permanent ink pad. Hand cut the phrase.
10. Adhere both phrases to the card base with adhesive foam tape.

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