This time around I’d like to show
you a card I made for a recent TV show.
The object of the exercise was to demonstrate how to make a
comparatively simple project, and at the same time make the point that,
sometimes, a card that is uncomplicated, unfussy and straightforward can be
much more effective than one that comes with all the whistles and bells that we
can fit on to it!
I began with a piece of backing
paper I liked and this dictated the rest of the colour theme. I created two
matts and layers with a pretty pink pearlised card stock and backing paper.
Next, using the same pink card
stock, I used two Tattered Lace essential square dies to create a thick
frame. On to this I layered the Totally
Entwined square die cut which was then mounted on to the card blank with foam
pads, which gave a little added dimension.
After creating the centre
embellishment using the Charisma Frames One die set I then die cut the
butterfly and sentiment out of white card stock which I’d first covered with
Sticky Roll, which meant that once the die cuts were complete I could peel off
the top layer and cover them in glitter.
When the butterfly and sentiment
were stuck on to the card I finished it off with a few white pearl
embellishments.
This card is quick and easy to
make but I feel it’s as effective as some cards that are way more complicated
and fussy… food for thought perhaps, next time you need to make a card in a hurry?
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