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Back-to-School Backpack Card

Back-to-School Backpack Card

Hi there! It’s Andrea back with you. It feels like it was just yesterday that I shared a graduation card, and here I am sharing a back-to-school card. Where, oh where did summer go?!!

Blog Supplies:

  • Cardstock Warehouse Paper:
    • White Lessebo 100lb
    • Rhino Lessebo  83lb
    • Cherry Lessebo 83lb
    • Sunflower Lessebo 83lb
    • Splash Lessebo 83lb
    • Kelly Green Lessebo 100lb
    • Shitake Lessebo 111lb
    • Pitch Black Lessebo 100lb
    • Bright White Colorplan 100lb
    • Silver Mirricard 100lb
  • Pack It Up Dies
  • Nesting Rectangle Dies
  • Spiral Notebook Border Die
  • Whimsy Stamps You’re Birthday stamp
  • Your Next Stamp School Days paper
  • Thin Foam squares
  • Tape runner
  • Double-sided tape
  • Liquid adhesive
  • Diecutting machine
  • Acrylic block
  • Versafine Onyx Black ink
  • Enamel dots
  • Small paperclip

die cut rainbow crayons

I began by die cutting the elements for the backpack and its contents from several colors of cardstock and two pieces of patterned paper.

die cut paper school supplies

I assembled everything with liquid adhesive and attached the pocket to the front of the backpack with thin foam squares.I left the flap where it could be opened.

assembled die cut school supplies

After creating a white A2 cardbase, I trimmed some polka dot paper, matted it with Splash cardstock, and adhered it to my card. I diecut some striped paper to look like a piece of notebook paper, curled up the edges. and affixed it at an angle. It makes a cute little background.

die cut notebook paper layered with embellishments

I arranged the contents inside the backpack and secured them in place with adhesive. Next, I attached the backpack to my card with double-sided tape.

adding die cuts inside backpack

For my sentiment I diecut “great” twice and offset the layers. I completed the sentiment by stamping some phrases in black ink. To finish the card, I added some enamel dots and a small paperclip.

back-to-school backpack card

Thanks for stopping by! I really like how this card turned out, and it was so much fun to make. Hopefully, it will help my daughter be a little more enthusiastic about school, too.

open back-to-school backpack card

Thanks for stopping by! I hope you have a great start to the school year!

What are you crafting this week? Be sure to show us on Facebook or Instagram! Tag your creations with #cardstockwarehouse to be featured on our page. 

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1 comment

This is WAY. TOO. CUTE! It is truly amazing what you can create with some cardstock 🙌 I also love the amount of effort some people would go to make something for someone else, it’s truly amazing to see ☺️

Indya | The Small Adventurer

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