Flowers & Things Shaped Card Kit - Time to Relax
These shaped cards are very easy to make but really stand out when assembled.
There are designs for all sorts of occasions including birthday, anniversary, get well, weddings, new baby etc and every kit comes with a selection of greetings as well as a coordinating envelope and easy instructions.
No-one needs to teach a cat how to curl up and relax and this one certainly looks very comfortable! Decorated with a spray of vintage flowers, this makes a great card for loads of occasions.
Photographs from the Community
I printed the design on good quality matte photo paper, I used 220gsm for the base stand and good quality paper for the insert and 180gsm matte photo paper for the elements.
I added the insert to the inside of the card and assembled the elements with foam pads.
I added one of the sentiments. There is also an envelope included in the kit. Lovely design.
![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/kits/shaped-cards/flowers-things-shaped-card-kit-time-to-relax.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/peggy-stogdill/photo691973.jpg&description=Flowers Things Shaped Card Kit Time to Relax%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20Peggy Stogdill%20-%20Printed on 250gm matte photo paper, except for the insert and envelope sheets, which I printed on lighter weight matte photo paper. I scored and folded the basic card, which is a simple L-shape and glued in the insert, then attached the main image of the scene to the card with strong dst. I added the large decoupage pieces with thin foam pads and used silicone gel for the smaller pieces and for the chair legs. I shaped the kitty to round him a bit and finished with crocheted "doilies" on the chair and under the picture on the table. Such a unique and lovely design, a really special card that fits wonderfully in the matching envelope.){kind=link}
Printed on 250gm matte photo paper, except for the insert and envelope sheets, which I printed on lighter weight matte photo paper.
I scored and folded the basic card, which is a simple L-shape and glued in the insert, then attached the main image of the scene to the card with strong dst.
I added the large decoupage pieces with thin foam pads and used silicone gel for the smaller pieces and for the chair legs.
I shaped the kitty to round him a bit and finished with crocheted "doilies" on the chair and under the picture on the table.
Such a unique and lovely design, a really special card that fits wonderfully in the matching envelope.