Creating a see thru card front with Window Sheet! ~ Gone Fishing

 



Create a card using a window sheet for a beautiful see thru effect 
on the card front. 
Later this week, we will learn to create this fantastic Father's Day card using a window sheet and the Gone Fishing Bundle from Stampin' Up. 




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