Good Luck Card

A SU punch was used for the border; I cut the row of dice from a full sheet of paper, the stamp is an old Studio G, the hand of cards was cut using Old West and distressed with Tim Holtz ink.

I've had these cut outs laying on my work table for over a week trying to decide how to use them.

I added a little baker's twine to make everything come together better.

I made multiple versions of this and added some heat fix dots to some of them and omitted the stamped sentiment.  This is my favorite of the ones I put together.

Good Luck Card

Last year I bought a stamp set from SU named Card Games.  At the time, it seemed like a set that I'd use a lot but I've struggled trying to find a good way to use the images of the Jack, Queen and King card faces.  Today it occurred to me that I didn't have to use the entire image so this is what I came up with.

I stamped the image and punched it with a 1" punch, layered it onto the black cardstock and then punched it out again using an 1 1/4" punch.  The sentiment is one of my old Studio G stamps.