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Today's card is a simple one and looks brilliant - it uses a couple of Sue Wilson's dies.
Here it is:
I began with making the card base with American Crafts white cardstock, then I added a mat of lime green. I used the Double Pierced Square dies by Sue Wilson to make the next layer. I then cut a smaller square which I embossed using the Sue Wilson Dotty Daisy A4 embossing folder. I then inked the edges with a Lime Patel chalk ink pad.
I cut two of the Sue Wilson Ornate Frame in white and backed it with the lime green card stock.
I cut one of these pieces into four quarters and added them behind the other complete die cut piece.
I used foam tape behind the combined centre pieces to give it some dimension.
I went berserk with small pearls and place slightly larger pearls strategically on this central panel.
For the very centre of the card. I used the Sue Wilson Charming Lace die which I used to cut two pieces. I layered them top and bottom of the circle cutting off the excess edges.
I used these spare/excess edges to "fill" what spaces were left in the circle most notably to the right and left of the circle.
I used a little oval die (sorry can't remember which die this was) inked the edges with the Lime Pastel Chalk Ink and then used a scrap of darker green card stock to die cut the Elizabeth Crafts Designs Happy Birthday sentiment.
..... and there you have it!
The main ingredients that I used to make this card:
Thanks for stopping by today to take a look at my posting, I hope you like the card.
Today's card is a simple one and looks brilliant - it uses a couple of Sue Wilson's dies.
Here it is:
I began with making the card base with American Crafts white cardstock, then I added a mat of lime green. I used the Double Pierced Square dies by Sue Wilson to make the next layer. I then cut a smaller square which I embossed using the Sue Wilson Dotty Daisy A4 embossing folder. I then inked the edges with a Lime Patel chalk ink pad.
I cut two of the Sue Wilson Ornate Frame in white and backed it with the lime green card stock.
I cut one of these pieces into four quarters and added them behind the other complete die cut piece.
I used foam tape behind the combined centre pieces to give it some dimension.
I went berserk with small pearls and place slightly larger pearls strategically on this central panel.
For the very centre of the card. I used the Sue Wilson Charming Lace die which I used to cut two pieces. I layered them top and bottom of the circle cutting off the excess edges.
I used these spare/excess edges to "fill" what spaces were left in the circle most notably to the right and left of the circle.
I used a little oval die (sorry can't remember which die this was) inked the edges with the Lime Pastel Chalk Ink and then used a scrap of darker green card stock to die cut the Elizabeth Crafts Designs Happy Birthday sentiment.
..... and there you have it!
The main ingredients that I used to make this card:
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Thanks for stopping by today to take a look at my posting, I hope you like the card.
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