Hi
I
really hope the sun was shining for you today – it certainly was
here in Hull...so naturally I had to take advantage of it
I
went out to the garden armed with a box that contained ribbons, a
pair of scissors and my lovely Kindle!
I
sat and played with the ribbon – after seeing a you tube demo then
have almost 1-2-1 tuition at the Summer Crafting show last week I set
out to learn how to make a ribbon wreathe – and hooray – I did
it!!!
Well
that has nothing to do with the card for today – but I was so
chuffed it finally fell into place I just had to tell you all...
The
card today is made using a sheet designed by Janet Briggs – its
from crafts you print and the sheet number is 327323_68
This
should make a 6x6 card but I decided to make it into an 8x8 – I did
this by using an 8x8 scalloped edge card blank from
www.craftworkcards.co.uk
Taking
a sheet of 8x8 spotty paper I trimmed it down slightly and then
punched the 4 corners using a Martha Stewart punch called Bubble Bath
– I glued this paper to the card front.
Next
I used a wide strip of heart design holographic mirri card –
punched the left side with my Tonic border punch then stuck to the
card using double sided tape – I positioned it a few centimetres
from the left edge
After
the main image was cut from the sheet I stuck it so it covered
majority of the mirri card panel and the rest of it was on top of the
paper backing – the corners of the main image actually fitted in
between the large holes of the punched corners.
All
the decoupage was cut out and layered up using small sticky pads.
Next I used a quickie glue pen to highlight where I wanted to add the
pink glitter – so around the heart shaped sentiment, the edge of
the quilt and the corners
Glossy
accents were also used to add shine to the heart of the crib, the
teddy and the flowers in the far background.
Using
3 different paper flowers I pierced a hole through the centre and
added a pink spotted brad – the flower was stuck to the bottom left
corner with Pinflare gel – a dab of glue was on each petal and then
it was sprinkled with pink glitter.
Finally
I used some beautiful gems that look as though they have glass
chippings stuck to them for sparkle – these went into the 4 outer
corners of the main image.
Sadly
I used my glue pen to highlight the decoration on the crib and then
glittered it – only then did I see I had missed the outline and
made a real of it!
Since
taking the photographs I have managed to erase that glitter and done
it correctly – phew!!
See
you next time
x
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