Two Warm Fuzzies Cards - Baby Yarn

Two cards with "Warm fuzzies to you." One is a simple collage landscape with horizontal strands of baby yarn (above), and the other is purple with a criss-cross pattern of yarn (below).

To see the yarn's original purpose, click here - baby booties. Though I've knitted a few pairs over the years, I have plenty of yarn leftover to use on cards.

For the first card, the yellow, pink, blue, green, and white yarn is adhered on the back with Scor Tape (and a vertical strip of 1/8" Scor Tape on the front center). The colored card stock is from Papertrey Ink - lemon tart, spring rain, aqua mist, and kraft. The sentiment is computer-printed in blue ink with "Lucida Handwriting" italic font. I used a sky blue Copic Multiliner to draw a blue frame on the base layer.

The second card has diagonal strands of the same yarn across the center of the card. The sentiment is computer-printed in purple ink on a 1-3/4" lavender circle with "Lucida Handwriting" font. To attach it to the card, I used 1/16" thick foam dots in the "corners" of the X of yarn. The colored card stock is Papertrey Ink plum pudding (purple) and lavender moon. The frame was drawn with purple Copic Multiliner with V04 Copic marker.

Created for Operation Write Home, "supporting our nation's armed forces by sending blank handmade greeting cards to write home on, as well as cards of gratitude to encourage them." (007)