You can have so much fun with this technique! It will be your customized creation.
Here is what you'll need to make this project:
Elizabeth Craft Designs Believe die Quietfire Site | Elizabeth Craft Designs Site
Core’dinations cardstock: Purple Grandeur and Wisteria
Thermoweb iCraft Deco Foil Transfer Gold
Thermoweb iCraft
Easy-Cut Adhesive
Thermoweb 3D Foam Squares
Stylus
Smooth Cardstock
Diecutting machine
Mouse pad or flower-shaping foam pad
Instructions:
1.
Form a 7.5 x 5.5” card base from dark purple
cardstock. Cut one panel measuring 6.5 x
4.25” from light purple and one panel measuring 6 x 3.75” from dark cardstock.
2.
Die cut one Believe from dark and one from light
cardstock. Adhere them together, using Glue Dots, with the light coloured
diecut on top and the dark diecut slightly offset behind so it appears as a
drop shadow.
3.
Cut a panel of smooth cardstock measuring
approximately 6 x 3.5”. Cut a piece of
Easy-Cut adhesive to 5.75 x 3.5”. Remove one side of the release paper and
adhere it to the smooth panel. Run this
through your diecutting machine for even adhesion.
4.
Remove remaining release paper and lay foil,
gold side up, over the whole adhesive surface.
Place this panel inside a folded sheet of copier paper to protect it and
run it through your die cutting machine again. Trim to 5.75 x 3.25”
5.
Adhere Believe into the middle of the foiled
panel using Glue Dots.
6.
Place foiled Believe panel onto the foam pad and
use your stylus to emboss the surface by
pressing firmly. Draw flourishing
designs and leaves and dots around the diecut.
7.
Assemble panels as shown in the photo using foam
adhesive.
Thanks for stopping in to have a look! Happy creating, Suzanne
I'd like to thank Thermoweb for supplying their product for this project and Prime Publishing (publishers of favecrafts) for sponsoring their Blogger Networking Event at CHA in January!This project is entered in the Prime Best Blogger Craft 2016 Contest.
5 comments:
Gorgeous! Gold, purple.....what's not to love? Lol
lovely. have a great day
Stunning card, Suzanne!
oh, very pretty!!!!
Gorgeous!!!
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