Hi there...
I bought
this kit from www.cardmakingdownloads.com
and its designed by Cards2craft
The kit
comes with 8 sheets in all which does include 2 sheets for the
envelope and a sheet of backing paper
So
materials for this card I used ….
Heat mat to
work on and protect your surface – I always use it...
White A4
card
The printed
sheets
Crafters
Companion Stick & Stay
Sakura
quickie glue pen
Glamour dust
iridescent glitter
Glossy
accents
Double sided
tape
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 roughly
cut the base card out, sprayed the back with Crafters Companion stick
and stay (its the red can)
Next I cut
out the main card design then used the eazi score board and tool to
score a line down the centre line and also across the centre of the
op piece and folded it – run the tool along the fold to sharpen the
edges.
Once I had
the sharp folds it was my easel card base ready!
I did the
base first so cut out the larger section and stuck onto a scrap of
card and cut out – this was then had large sticky pads added to the
back and placed on the base.
Then the
sentiment had large sticky pads added and placed over the large base
section.
Onto the
card front, it was cut out all the decoupage layers and add large
sticky pads to the 1st layer then smaller sticky pads to the
remaining layers – I shaped the top layers using the shaping tool
and foam mat then small sticky pads used to secure to the card.
To decorate
I used the quickie glue pen and glitter to highlight parts and then
glossy accents to the dripping wax of the candles
This is an
unusual colour for a christmas card but pretty all the same – these
days there are all manner of colours for christmas trees so I suppose
a deep pink card isn't really out of place!
You may well
notice I didn't add a card yesterday (2nd Oct) this was
due to not having any internet so totally out of my control
So see you
later today hopefully with the next card!
x
What a lovely card Angie and the way you have told us who you made it and what you used to was so easy to understand.
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Lovely card, Angie. xx
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