Hello again! Like I said yesterday, today I'm sharing a card made using the same idea and steps that I used to make a layout I blogged yesterday. If you want to see the steps, please visit the original guest post in Elizabeth Craft Designs's blog here (link). The eight easy steps take you through creating the layout, but as you can see, the same steps can be used to make a card, too. Naturally they may need some editing, like adding a photo or writing the journaling, but you can still make similar background, the same clothes line and decorate with sequins.
The background in this card is made the same way although I used patterned pattern instead of the solid one. There's the gesso, the mist and the stenciled layers. There's also the stamped texture using the sayings stamp and the splashes and sequins. Naturally the smaller surface means a bit less space to work with the background layers, but you can still use the same ideas. You can also add the personal part in the card as you can write the greeting to the card yourself.
The background in this card is made the same way although I used patterned pattern instead of the solid one. There's the gesso, the mist and the stenciled layers. There's also the stamped texture using the sayings stamp and the splashes and sequins. Naturally the smaller surface means a bit less space to work with the background layers, but you can still use the same ideas. You can also add the personal part in the card as you can write the greeting to the card yourself.
Thank you for stopping by today! Wishing you a lovely Saturday!
Materials from Elizabeth Craft Designs:
Other:
Prima Marketing - White Heavy Gesso
Prima Marketing - Sugar Plum mist
Ranger - Distress Ink Seedless Preserves
Prima Marketing - Modeling Paste
Ranger - Archival Ink Jet Black
Prima Marketing - Art Alchemy Metallique Crocus Fields
American Crafts - Sketchbook Foam Thickers Journal White
Twine
Stapler
Sequins
Materials: Elizabeth Craft Design, Prima Marketing, Ranger
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