Easy cards with the June 2026 Sheetload of Cards

I can hardly believe that we are already on the last Friday of June. That means it is time for me to show you my take on the June 2026 Sheetload of Cards. This month I need 23 cards to send to the ladies on the prayer request list from our health insurance ministry.

The Sheetload makes 12 cards this month, so I created a double batch. I had two of each patterned paper that I chose for the design, so both sets of cards are identical. Using a pink card base, I opted to combine femininity and strength with floral elements and metallic accents. Using the Hero Arts Nested Oval Dies, I cut a green and a white oval for my focal point. I deviated from the original sketch here, which called for an arch shape.

I also chose not to tear the papers as shown in the sketch. Instead, I cut them with decorative-edged scissors for added texture. My sentiment is the simple word “Prayers,” which I stamped on each oval in Versafine Onyx Black ink using a stamp from the Hero Arts Prayers Stamp & Cut set. Using the Altenew Bitty Bloom 3D die set, I created a flower and leaf combination for each card with three shades of pink and green cardstock.

I really enjoyed creating my version of the June 2026 Sheetload of Cards and appreciate how quickly this sketch comes together when multiple cards are needed. Be sure to check out the Call Me Crafty Al YouTube Channel for details. Thank you for visiting me again today. I hope you enjoyed seeing my June 2026 Sheetload of Cards version, and I will see you next week.

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