Do you remember these adhesive sheets? For some reason I had saved them from several years ago and was able to use them on this card. I use something very similar when I sew.
1. The first step is to cut the sheet the size of your cardstock.
2. Take off one layer of the adhesive sheet and attach it to the wrong side of your cardstock.
3. Lay your thinlit on top of the cardstock and cut out the thinlit.
4. Remove the opposite layer of the adhesive sheet and your butterfly will have adhesive all over the back. Attach to your card.
5. If you make a mistake as I did the other day and find the adhesive on the top of the card then just add some dazzling diamonds and the adhesive will no longer be sticky. Attach the item to your card front with the fine tip glue pen and you will be in great shape.
Come back next week to see samples of my 5 favorite items from the new catalog.
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Friday, July 7, 2017
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
Sale A Bration week-Technique Tuesday
I found this technique on Pinterest from a card made by B. J. Peters.
1. First stamp the image from the stamp set called Reverse Words, in Crushed Curry.
2. Next sponge some Melon Mambo over the Crushed Curry. Red plus Yellow equals orange.
3. Finally, sponge some Bermuda Bay over the Crushed Curry. Blue plus yellow equals green.
Love this technique. I am going to have to try it on some other large image stamps.
The technique I used for this card was...
1. Stamp all the lace images from the stamp set called Delicate Details on a piece of Very Vanilla card stock.
2. Use the Bold Butterfly thinlit ontop of the stamped images to make a lace butterfly.
Come back tomorrow to see some Wow cards made with the set called Make a Medallion and the Tasty Truck stamp sets.
1. First stamp the image from the stamp set called Reverse Words, in Crushed Curry.
2. Next sponge some Melon Mambo over the Crushed Curry. Red plus Yellow equals orange.
3. Finally, sponge some Bermuda Bay over the Crushed Curry. Blue plus yellow equals green.
Love this technique. I am going to have to try it on some other large image stamps.
The technique I used for this card was...
1. Stamp all the lace images from the stamp set called Delicate Details on a piece of Very Vanilla card stock.
2. Use the Bold Butterfly thinlit ontop of the stamped images to make a lace butterfly.
Come back tomorrow to see some Wow cards made with the set called Make a Medallion and the Tasty Truck stamp sets.
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