Hi
I have
made a card that I love!!
But the
downside is I have no information to share
I was
simply looking through my Picasa and spotted the 2 sheets – they
were under 2009 so who knows why or where they came from
At 1st
the colours and artwork looked quite washed out but I printed the 2
sheets and they don't look as bad as I expected.
Both
sheets have backing papers – its only plain blocked colour but with
a dividing line – and it was that line that helped me get the card
shape right
So
materials for this card I used ….
Heat mat
to work on and protect your surface – I always use it...
2 A4
sheets of white card
2 printed
design/backing sheets
Assortment
of gems in different sizes, shapes and colours
Sticky
pads
Eazi Score
Board & tool
Tonic 8”
guillotine
Scissors
Tweezers
Shaping
tool from www.dimensionstamps.com
Foam
shaping mat – stamping mat or even a mouse mat
To
make the card …
I cut out
the images roughly and stuck them all onto one of the white A4 card
sheets and then cut them all our properly.
I cut the
backing papers out so ended up with around 8 pieces of paper in a
range of different sizes
I used a
sheet of white A4 copier paper – laid it on my work bench then laid
the papers on top to get an idea as to what I needed to do
I marked
between the papers and after they were all marked I removed the
backing papers and then scored the copier paper
It was
only when I came to stand the paper up that I saw it didn't quite
work evenly so back to the drawing board
After a
while the penny dropped and I did it!!
It meant I
had to trim off 1cm then scored to give 3 steps – and that meant I
only used half the papers.
So the A4
card was scored and my coloured papers stuck on the front sides of
the steps
I added
the bunch of tulips to the far back step and to the right hand side,
the inner step was home to the stunning large butterfly
And to the
front I added the lilies to the left and coloured 2 die cut leaf
stems using mowed lawn distress ink and I used a sentiment from a
pack of washable sentiments from Stamps Away – they were lightly
edges with Victorian Velvet distress ink pad then I sprayed with
Perfect Pearls Mists in Pearl and Copper
All looked
fine until I realised I had a huge bare space in the top step at the
left so added a large gold peel off corner – it worked out well.
I finished
the card by adding an assortment of gems and pearls in all colours
and sizes, especially on the butterfly
So that's
another lovely card finished – I have decided we will do this as a
class project as it will work for a birthday card, Easter card,
anniversary or even Mother's Day...and I know the class ladies will
love it as I do!!!
Its
another card in my “to use or sell” box – once we have do it in
class that is!
See you
again tomorrow friends!
x
Thats such a beautiful card, I adore tulips and the butterfly is big, bold & colourful! Pauline x
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card, Angie. So colourful and cheery. xx
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