Hi again
Well I
know the card orders I did for Ann have passed their inspection so I
am sharing one of them today...
If you saw
the list of what Ann wants for this person or that person – you may
want to run a mile – I admit sometimes its exceptionally hard to
come up with something...like this card!
I was
asked for something to do with Astronomy..well I have hung on and
hung on but yesterday decided it had to be done...and done it is!
Personally
I think its pretty good too. I had to do a Google search for
astronomy and I saved about 8 photographs which I dwindled down to
just 3..did I make the right choice? You tell me.,...
So
materials for this card I used ….
Heat mat
to work on and protect your surface – I always use it...
Black A4
card
Printed
sheet
Half a
sheet of silver mirri card
2 strips
of silver mirri card
Half a
sheet of black glittered card
Snowflake
border and corner combi PATP
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 folded
the black card in half and creased well – I used a really thick
card as I was doing it landscape so needed it to keep upright.
I matted
the image onto silver mirri card leaving borders on all 4 sides.
The black
glittered card was cut to fit the card front – I then punched the
corner of the card using the snowflake corner punch – lined it up
and punched the side panel followed by punching the bottom edge of
the card.
It was at
this stage I found that a black base card would not work well with
the black cut out so I taped the silver stripes to the back of the
punched design and what a difference it made.
The
punched panel was taped to the card front using double sided tape and
the main image was then stuck to the punched panel.
To make
the card look more christmassy I used the stars from the border punch
I used – the snowflake one – and randomly stuck them all over the
card front.
I had the
idea of stamping the santa and sleigh so began the search for the
stamp – I know I bout 4 or 5 a short time ago – as luck was on my
side for a change I found one – it was from Kanban – so I stamped
in matt black ink and added a teeny tiny red gem to signify the red
nose of Rudolph.
The
couples names were added in Picasa – don't use that website too
much these days.
All done!
I know Ann
was pleased with the card – and yes I was too! I guess with my
style of crafting I just do the decoupage as its far more my thing –
but this card worked with a flat layer too – which is always great
if there is a need to put it in the post...
I wil
share the other card tomorrow folks
Until
tomorrow....
x
This card is just perfect!
ReplyDeleteStriking card, Angie. xx
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