Today I was inspired to use my printed Acetate sheets to create this lovely card. I love both the gold and silver options (they are gold on one side and silver on the other!) and they match up so well with our Christmas stamps and papers!
I used Soft Suede ink to add a more “aged” look to the crumb cake cardstock. Its a simple card, but all that gold and bling makes it look rich and elegant.
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In case you weren’t aware, I am a team member on the Creative Team over at Master Stamper. What is Master Stamper I hear you ask?? Well its a fabulous site where you can view tutorials and ideas to help you improve your stamping skills. I work with Ann Clemmer from the US, and Pip…
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Come along and create a cute gift box and 4 matching cards set as a Mother’s Day gift. Or of course you could just keep it for yourself! And if you are wondering why I’m running this on Easter Saturday… due to school holidays this was the only spare day that I have! And…
Love, love ,love this vintage card. Now I wish I had ordered some of that acetate. How do you attach the acetate to the card stock?
I love this card, thanks for sharing your artistic talent!
Hi JoAnn! The acetate is gorgeous! Im about to order another pack myself… it goes with so many things. I find printed acetate easier to use because you can kinda hide mini glue dots behind the busier parts of the print, if you know what I mean? Im thinking of making a video tutorial for this card, so will show you what I mean.
Thanks so much Diane! I enjoy it so much!