Hi crafters! Today I have a cute card to share with you, with an acetate cardbase and see-through elements.
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The background has a whole lot of small die cut hearts and was placed on folded acetate, so that you can see through the hearts. Cards with clear elements are such fun to make and a surprise to receive. I used a mix of products by Simon Says Stamp, such as the Drawn Hearts and the very cute Fable Mouse.
White emboss Simon Says Stamp Nature in Bloom on an inky piece of watercolor paper. The paper had been inked with a mix of Distress Ink and Distress Oxide Ink, by first smearing the inks on a non-stick craft sheet, misting with water and pressing the paper into the ink.
Die cut Simon Says Stamp Drawn Hearts from the background.
Ink the edges with two shades of brown Distress Ink.
Adhere to a folded piece of Simon Says Stamp Acetate Sheet.
Die cut the Drawn Hearts again, but this time from Simon Says Stamp Champagne Luxe Glitter Cardstock. Keep the small hearts in the die and glue some of them on the background. It is easier to pick the right heart if you leave them in the die, since the hearts are different from each other.
Die cut a frame using Simon Says Stamp Frames from Simon Says Stamp Shimmer Vellum and from heavystock cardstock. Ink the thin frame with brown Distress Ink.
Die cut Simon Says Stamp Fable Mouse from white Neenah cardstock and from Simon Says Stamp Cotton Candy and black cardstock. Ink the white pieces with Distress Ink.
Glue the mouse together and die cut again from black cardstock. Add a dot to the eyes with a white gel pen.
Adhere to the background with foam tape and add a little cheese cloth underneath.
The sentiments were stamped with Hickory Smoke Archival Ink using Simon Says Stamp Be Your Beautiful Self stamp set. Die cut with the coordinating die and then one more time from grey cardstock. The sequins are from Simon Says Stamp Opal Rainbow.
The Luxe Glitter hearts are very pretty and shiny. You might have noticed that I used them on Monday's At the Beach Mixed Media piece too.
I also added two pieces of ribbon to the card, with mini staples.
Acetate cards are always a challenge to photograph. Here you can see that the hearts shine through the vellum if the light hits the card in a certain way.
On a white background, the card will get a different look.
Happy crafting!
Anna-Karin
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Love the colors on the background!
ReplyDeleteLove the mouse. Love the layers.
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