Hello Artie! Welcome back to the blog for a look at the Spellbinders June Card Kit. This kit is chock full of invitation and summer bbq fun! You won’t believe all you receive for the price!

From the Spellbinders website:

Join the Card Kit of the Month Club and receive an expertly curated cardmaking kit each month, complete with inspiration. Plus, members get store savings, extra deals, gifts, and more. Click Here to learn more about club membership. 

The June kits are now here! While supplies last for new members. US shipping included in cost. If you sign up in June you will receive the June kit. (Pictured.) Available June 1-30st (AZ Time.) 

This month's "Life is a Party" Card Kit includes a 6x6 paper pad, clear stamps, an adorable die set, tons of embellishments, and more!

Check out our NEW MONTHLY CARD KIT EXTRAS if you want just purchase select items from the kit or need more embellishments. You can shop the store or add to your cart at the club checkout. Shop Now

Membership Includes:

• A Monthly Card Kit Containing: Dies, Clear Stamp Set, Die Cut Shapes, Paper, Envelopes & Embellishments. Contains at least 200+ pieces and will create 10+ complete cards. $60 Value!

• Project Inspiration: Each kit will feature project ideas with at least one detailed how-to instruction tutorial each month.

• Member Benefits & Savings: Receive exclusive member pricing in the Spellbinders store. Plus receive access to deals, savings, and gifts - only available to members.

For my first card, I created a shaker window element on the front of my card base cutting a rectangle out of a panel with a craft knife. Then, I made an accordion fold with some of the patterned paper to go under the window. Next, I adhered some acetate to the back of the window frame and added some sequins onto the accordion folded paper. I popped up the window over the accordion paper with foam tape and adhered everything to a card base. Then, I die cut and stacked some of the flower elements from using the dies included in the kit and the colored cardstock. I also added a heart and a sentiment ephemera to the front. To finish off the card, I stamped the invitation grid from the stamp set in the kit on the inside.

For my second card, I cut an angled panel out of some patterned paper from the kit and adhered it to the front of the card base with some double-sided adhesive from the kit. I adhered some of the foam letter ephemera from the kit down the front left-hand side to form the words “COME OVER.” Next, I popped up a guitar die cut image to the left and added some sequins to finish it off!

For my last card, I adhered some wood print patterned paper onto the front of a card base and trimmed off the excess. Next, I trimmed an angle onto the front of a white panel and adhered it to the front of the card. To finish off this 2-minute card, I added some of the ephemera and die-cut images from the kit to the front.

This kit has sooo much more to offer, than these three cards can show! You can find tons more inspiration on the Spellbinders website! Also, my friend Marie Heiderscheit, always has some amazing inspiration available on her blog, here!

Let me know what you think about these fantastic kits and my three projects in the comments section below!

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