Pansy Petal DSP

Hi everyone, 

The ipad has gremlins tonight.  It doesn’t matter how much I try to type change where I start typing from, it will not change.  So tonight’s post looks a little different. 

These cards a really easy.  I commences with a layer of DSP, 3 5/8” x 5 3/8”.  I measured 3/4” from top left side and marked.  I measured from right bottom up 3/4” and marked.  I cut from one mark to the other, cutting off the top corner. The different DSP is the back and front of the sheets.  However, you can not just turn over the sheet and stick.  I needed to cut two layers, One with one side on top. Another with the other side on top. 

For the white layer, just had 1/4” on top and side. E.g. 3 7/8” x 5 5/8”.  The card is half a Australian A4. E.g. 8 1/4” x 5 7/8”. 

I used the Pansy Petal DSP which can be found in the Annual Catalogue 2021 - 2022 Catalogue page 160 ©2022 Stampin' Up!®   We have a new Annual Catalogue coming out in May 2022.  This DSP and others in the current catalogue will no longer be available.  Oh such a pity.  Pansies are one of my favourites. 

As I found out, you also need to be aware of directional DSP. 

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