Please see all instructions and products used below:
- For this card I've started with the background, I used a piece of white 5x7 card stock and I attached pieces of red liner tape going across it horizontally, I haven't measured this out the gaps between them are uneven.
- Next I have used three shades of shimmer ink and a blending tool over the tape and onto the background of the card using a gradient of the darkest colour at the top to the lightest colour at the bottom, I left this to one side to dry for a little while.
- Whilst the ink was drying I took a piece of white card and cut an aperture with a star die, running it through my die cutting machine, on the back of the card I have added a piece of acetate and layered around the card with foam pads ensuring not to leave any gaps so once the sequins are in place they can't escape, I also rounded the corners with a corner punch.
- Next I came back to the background piece, I removed all the red liner tape to expose the sticky adhesive I then used an iridescent glitter and covered the whole piece burnishing the glitter into the adhesive and brushing away the excess, I then added the sequins into the middle of the card
- I used wet glue on the back of the foam pads to stick the white piece down over the sequins, thus encapsulating them.
- I then used a happy birthday die cut from black card and adhered this to the front panel
- To add that last finishing touch I stuck some matching sequins and some clear iridescent gems down with some wet glue.
- Prism shimmer inks in the shades, Thundercloud, Periwinkle and Arctic mist
- Hunkydory moodstone straight edge nesting dies - star
- Black and white card stock from Lynda's world of paper
- Happy birthday die from Chloe's creative cards
- Sequins, gems and glitter were all unbranded from Amazon UK
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I love the colour on here
ReplyDeleteMe too, I thought they were really fresh colours. Thank you. x
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