Quick and cheery window sheet card

I found this piece of window sheet and wanted to use it to make a quick card.  I grabbed my pack of Welcome Neighbors DSP, and I loved the way the dandelions stood out against this piece of Pumpkin Pie DSP.  I added a couple of pieces from the Sweet Pea flower pack.  They add a lot of dimension, and they hide mini glue dots to help the window sheet adhere to the DSP.  (There are 2 more mini glue dots hiding underneath the ribbon!)  I think this whole card took me 15 minutes, and 5 of that was deciding on the DSP!

Supplies (all SU): Stamps: none; Ink: none; Paper: Old Olive, Welcome Neighbors DSP; Accessories: Sweet Pea felt, Pumpkin Pie striped grosgrain ribbon, Clearly Thanks window sheets

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Dawn Griffith's window card

Have you ever visited Dawn Griffith's blog? She is awesome! She is very creative and posts great videos of her projects. Last week, I saw this beautiful window card that she made for her convention swap, and I asked her if I could use it for this week's workshop wow. She was kind enough to say yes! It is so cool-looking and so easy to make! Let me know if you want me to do a photo tutorial; if a few people ask, I'll do one. I know some have trouble watching videos online.
Supplies (all SU): Stamps: Eastern Blooms, Heard from the Heart; Paper: Confetti White, Razzleberry Lemonade DSP; Ink: Melon Mambo, Rich Razzleberry; Accessories: window sheets, 2 way glue pen, Dazzling Diamonds, Crushed Curry dotted grosgrain ribbon
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Clean and simple window sheet card

Here's another card using the printed window sheets. (Sorry about my reflection in the card, but I can't figure out how to avoid that.) I'm trying to use up as many of my accessories as I can before the new catalog starts on July 1st. This card uses the To the Nines textured DSP as well as the 5/16" jumbo brads. I attached the window sheet to the DSP (this particular sheet is Always Artichoke paisley) and then adhered it to the kraft cardbase with mini glue dots where the brads are and monoadhesive on the rest of the DSP. I stamped the sentiment from Sincere Salutations on the DSP in Chocolate Chip ink.
I think this is neutral enough to send to a man. Do you think so?
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