Grateful Easel Card

I'm not always the first one to jump at a new technique.  But if I feel like trying something different and I can do so without having to buy a bunch of new supplies (some perhaps never to be used again; you know how that goes), then sure, I'll take a leap.  Well, in this case it was more of a hop than a leap, because all I did was make an easel card.

I used my new Basic Grey Curio papers and some favorite stamps to create this thank you card for a friend who sent me a package of delightful hand-created goodies and art-bits for my birthday.  She does such lovely work, which makes me want to step up my game for anything I send to her.  Just wait until her birthday rolls around (wink)!

Have a great Monday!

Supplies:
Brown and green cardstock by Bazzill; patterned papers by Basic Grey; very vanilla cardstock from Stampin' Up; flapper girl stamp by Hampton Art; sentiment from Stampin' Up; Archival jet black ink; Prismacolor Premier pencils; odorless mineral spirits; Martha Stewart border punch; small oval and small scalloped oval punches from Stampin' Up; gold ribbon and gold brads from Michaels.