Hi everyone! Hope that you are all having a great week! I am very excited to announce that Frantic Stamper is carrying Perfect Layers, a great set of rulers used to create mats with measuring - honest!
If you are interested in looking at them (or picking up a set...:-) go to PERFECT LAYERS!
I've had a set of these rulers for many years and use them daily on my projects. It save me a lot of time and my mats look clean and professional.
Today's project is a card that I made for my dad. He's going to be 96 years old in February (not a typo...96).
I started with a Happy Birthday stamp that I embossed in white detail powder on dark brown cardstock. I trimmed this up manually.
I wanted a thin gold border around my greeting so I chose some gold ripple holographic cardstock and attached my sentiment with tape.
I used my perfect layers ruler and created an even and precise mat around my greeting.
I created a second mat around my piece of maroon card. I stamped "wish" around the border and embossed again in white.
I added a final layer of brown ripple holographic cardstock, again in a different width.
I mounted the entire thing onto my card (card base is dark brown) with a pattern paper mat.
The various sizes of mats make the card interesting and fun.
Stop by tomorrow for a scrapbook page!
Lis
If you are interested in looking at them (or picking up a set...:-) go to PERFECT LAYERS!
I've had a set of these rulers for many years and use them daily on my projects. It save me a lot of time and my mats look clean and professional.
Today's project is a card that I made for my dad. He's going to be 96 years old in February (not a typo...96).
I started with a Happy Birthday stamp that I embossed in white detail powder on dark brown cardstock. I trimmed this up manually.
I wanted a thin gold border around my greeting so I chose some gold ripple holographic cardstock and attached my sentiment with tape.
I created a second mat around my piece of maroon card. I stamped "wish" around the border and embossed again in white.
I mounted the entire thing onto my card (card base is dark brown) with a pattern paper mat.
The various sizes of mats make the card interesting and fun.
Stop by tomorrow for a scrapbook page!
Lis
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