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Those little fish are so darn cute!

For the cards this weekend, I am using the Friendly Fins bundle and one sheet of printed paper from the Lily Pond Lane 6x6 DSP.

This group of cards uses the Perennial Lavender printed paper on Lost Lagoon, Fresh Freesia, and Highland Heather cardstock. Greetings from the Sweetly Script stamp set perfectly fit the layout. Two ribbons are retired and I colored white baker's twine for the third card. Note the pattern of flowers flows from one piece to another on each card. Just cut your printed paper 5-1/4 x 3 and then cut it into three 1" strips. I kept it simple and didn't add any embellishments.

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Here is a 4th Take to the Sky card that is really easy to make. It's always great to make cards where the printed paper does all the work! The airplane body is Cherry Cobbler and the frame is Basic Black with silver foil propellers.

The third Take to the Sky card features the plane on a white die-cut and embossed bakground. See the Projects Sheets tab at the top of this blog for free instructions for all three of the Take to the Sky cards.

In the second Take to the Sky card, i used part of the sheet of printed paper that included several different prints. The white frame of the airplane is a good contract to the background paper.

For projects over this weekend, I am featuring the Take to the Sky bundle. This first card is easy and only requires you to die cut the plane, frame and propellers.