Hi everyone,
I have been away awhile. I am going to start posting again! Yea!
THANK YOU CARD
- Papers
- Pearlescent copper, yellow
- Gold Mirror card
- Champagne Glitter card
- Shades of Red (3) cardstock (standard)
- Glue, Sticky Roll or other adhesive similar to Xyron, and foam squares
- Spellbinders ColorBlock Mini Die Set (Mini Crosses)
- Spellbinders Stacked Decorative Edges (THANK YOU sentiment)
- Paper Trimmer, scissors, die cutting machine, embossing folder
These are such fun dies. There are two dies. One is a die to cut the mat (onto which you adhere the design), and the "design" die. This second die cuts all the nested pieces.
1. I cut each paper with the design die four times to get my pieces.
2. I cut the mat die out of red. (I didn't use white as I thought the background might show.)
3. I chose different colors for each piece I was going to create. It helps to have them chosen and laid out in order before beginning to adhere the pieces to the base. I used glue but I will probably use adhesive next time to make it a cleaner process.
4. I assembled my card:
- I cut the yellow cardstock to 5 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches.
- I cut the copper cardstock to 1 1/2 x 5 1/4 inches. I embossed these with an embossing folder.
- I cut one additional piece of yellow cardstock to 4 1/4 x 4 1/4 inches, embossed it and set it aside.
I adhered the copper card strips to form a square. Then I cut from the outer corner to the inner corner to make my corners mitered. I adhered these to my card, leaving a 1/8 inch border around my card base.
I adhered the smaller yellow card to the center of my card and on top of the copper card.
I positioned nine of my completed pieces in the center of my card. I carefully removed the first piece and added glue, then re-adhered it to my card. I did the same with all the pieces.
I cut my sentiment from copper card and cut a background layer from gold mirror card. I added these to the center of my card with foam squares. I added a yellow acrylic gem to either end.
I hope that you enjoyed this card!
Thanks for stopping by, Lis
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