Monday, 7 March 2016

Thank you card tutorial

Ok home now and ready to try and show you how I made the Thank you card.

First of all you need 4 different colours of cardstock and 2 types of DSP (Designer Series Paper), 3 small brads (or some candy dots), ribbon, Versamark ink, white embossing powder, glue dots, adhesive either snail or fast fuse, Blossom Bunch Punch, Wink of Stella, heat tool and Thank you stamp from the Work of Art Stamp set.

Ok lets get started....

Get each piece ready that you will be using.

All the sizes are written below each piece in the photo:



Glue the 12 x 1.5 cm Cardstock strip together with the 12 x 1 cm DSP strip then glue onto the 10 x 8 cm piece of cardstock on an angle about 2 cm down from each end then cut the overhanging ends flush with the edge of the 10 x 8 cm piece of cardstock.


Then glue the 8 cm piece of ribbon onto the back.


Punch out your flowers with the Blossom Bunch Punch.  The Yellow flower I used all three size flowers and the 2 smaller ones I only used the 2 smaller size flowers.  I use a 1/16th Circle punch in the centre of each flower to make it easier to put the brad through or if you are using candy dots glue each flower together using the glue dots then put the candy dot in the centre.  Then I used the new Wink of stella to put some glitter on the edges of the flowers.


Glue the 10 x 5 cm piece of DSP onto the 14.2 x 10 cm piece of cardstock.  Glue up a bit from the bottom.


Stamp the sentiment with Versamark ink and sprinkle the embossing powder on top of it, turn over and tap the extra powder off.  I use the embossing buddy on the area I am going to emboss as it helps prevent the extra powder from sticking to your project.  Use the heat tool to melt the embossing powder.  Then glue on top of the diagonal strip off set to the left and more to the top of the cardstock.  Glue your flowers on as well.  Then glue this onto your card base.

Heat ToolEmbossing Buddy
      
Then your card is finished....



I hope my instructions are easy enough to follow and you like the card :)








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