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PINK FLORAL HANDBAG-SHAPED CARD:With Decoupage, 3 Sentiment Tags, & Commercial Use

PINK FLORAL HANDBAG-SHAPED CARD:With Decoupage, 3 Sentiment Tags, & Commercial Use

$1.07 USD
Category Occasion Keywords
pink, floral, rose, roses, handbag, purse, shaped card, decoupage, birthday, commercial use
Card Verses
18 available in Floral Roses
Ref #
cup897408_79993
File Size
2.45 MB
Purchased
13 times
In Wishlist
1 time
Uploaded on
Jul 19, 2018
Text Used
The three sentiment tags included say: Happy Birthday, With Love, and one tag is left blank for your own message. The included usage suggestion reads: Usage suggestion: 1. Cut around entire floral handbag shape, and fold so that it forms a vertical “easel shape. 2. Either: Either cut and fix sentiment tags into the ovals of the handbag “handle”, OR, cut out those ovals with a knife and fix sentiment tags elsewhere. 3. Add decoupage flowers if desired, and/or any additional decoration of your own.
Available immediately after purchase

This pink floral handbag shaped card is designed to look as if the handbag itself made out of pink roses and hellebores.( Or a purse, if you're in the US). This card is great to cut and send as it is, and fits easily into a standard 5 by 7 inch envelope. But the sheet also gives you a choice of ways to make the card, clearly explained on the sheet itself, and includes extra decoupage and a choice of sentiment tags. (so although this card is great for female birthdays, you can send it on other occasions too).

Matching mini inserts cup897623_79993 are also available to fit into this card, as well as a co-ordinating background featuring the flowers used on the bag (cup897409_79993).

In addition, as with all my designs, this sheet comes with small-scale commercial use, meaning that you can sell anything you physically hand-make using it, whether on CUP, or anywhere else. Happy making!

Graphics Credits
Graphics: Clare Walker
The Designer accepts total responsibility for this product, its use and any copyright issues that arise.

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