HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY and Good Morning to all of My Crafty Friends,
EASTER CARDS ARE FINALLY FINISHED!!!!
It was really hard to decide what I wanted. There are two different ideas that I wanted to try, when I started this card, I knew it was the one I want, and finally I could use my "VELLUM PAPER", which by the way are the baskets that the eggs are sitting in..
Cards open up long ways instead of the usual way.
MATERIALS:
Very Vanilla Cardstock #101650
Green Galore cardstock #101768
White Vellum #101839
Any Designer paper, your choice
Brads: Soft Subtles #106954
Your Favorite color Ink, Mine was Purely Pomegranate
PUNCHES: 1/16" hand punch
Small TAg # 108264
Designer Label: #107590
Any Ribbon you like- Yellow
Egg Pattern: here's a LINK
CARDSTOCK will be cut at 4 1/4"x 11, which this is your CARD itself. And 2 cards can be made from 1 sheet of cardstock.
Cardstock cut at 4 1/4"x 5 1/2", which this is your highlighted background
WHITE VELLUM is cut at 4 1/4"x 11", and you can see picture on how to...
After you cut out a few of the eggs, wrap the Ribbon around top of egg and secure with a small piece of tape
Use The Cuttle Bug or The Big Shot to make your highlighted background sheet.(small than the greeting card).
Set aside when finished... Let's move on to make the Baskets for the Easter Eggs.
Repeat. Follow picture.
FOLD tip downwards to form a pocket.
Press to keep seam.
Use a small handheld hole puncher.
piece to the CARDFRONT itself.
Trace the Swirls on the Very Vanilla paper, add more glue thand normal, because by the time you do too much outlining the glue starts to DRY, and then you have to slightly go over it again.
Allow time for DRYING, Maybe 10-15 minutes. Because we really want the glue to grab the glitter to hold it in place. we will lose some glitter just by moving them around, from a safe place to the envelope.
I hope this wasn't too confusing, everyone naturally will have his or her way of doing things, whatsever better for you.
I also hope to see ya soon again, until next time.
Keep ink on your fingers and paper on the floor,
Harriet