July Project Kit – Writing in the Sand Boxed Card Kit

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This month’s Creative Club project kit is a boxed set of beach-themed cards
using the Writing in the Sand stamp set. The kit includes (8)
cards and a box to hold them. The finished project makes a great gift! There
will not be a local class this month, but you can order a kit to be mailed to
you or you may pick it up if you are local.

The Writing in the Sand Boxed Card Kit is $30 and includes the
following
:

Add-ons and other supplies needed to create the project:
Extra kits without stamp set and additional sequins are $15.
The kit comes with the Writing in the Sand stamp set.
Kit contains (8) cards using your choice of sentiments and box to store
them.

Box 

Create (8) beach themed cards with your choice of sentiments that look like
they are written in the sand. Add a little extra fun with the self-adhesive
Shell Sequins.

All kits are now sold out.
Thank you for the great response.


For more information on my monthly “no commitment” Creative Club,
click here.
♥︎ You do not need to be local to participate. ♥︎

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