Sunday, November 14, 2010

A day of creating...

Hello! I'm expecting a few friends over soon for a day of crafting so I'm going to keep this short but thought I'd show a card set I made recently...

I love to make multiple cards with the same layout but change the color. I am thinking of making sets similar to these as Christmas gifts.

To make this card:

-I started by stamping a different Hero Arts background on each card in the coordinating card color.

-I cut off a 1/2 inch strip from the bottom of the front of the card and glued it on top of the bottom of the inside of the card. I did this so when you open the card, you have some decoration on the inside.

-I embossed dots with my Cuttlebug on the white label die (from Sizzix) and stamped a Hero Arts Greeting in the center using black ink.

-I applied coordinating distress ink to the outside to make them pop using my distress ink blending tool.

-I added dimensional adhesive to the back of the label die and attached it to front.

-I strung three coordinating buttons with white string and attached them around the label.

-(Difficult to see in the picture) Finally, I sprayed the entire card with pearlized water to give it some shine.

That's all I got for now. Hope you had a great weekend! :)

9 comments:

judy said...

Very Cute set, Heather! These would
make great gifts.

Michelle said...

Love,love,love them!!! They are so sweet!

Jess said...

These are fantastic!! I love that they are all similar but different.

:D

One Scrappy Gal said...

Absolutely great idea - putting the strip of front onto the inside bottom! I love your embossing the die cut too! You are an inspiration!

Kathy Martin said...

These are too cute! :)

Ayana Posadas said...

What a beautiful set, Heather!
They all came out so pretty.

Judy1223 said...

Awesome set of cards, Heather! Love them all!

Anonymous said...

Cute little set!!!
Congrats on winning Nicole's blog candy today...can't wait to see what you create!

Nancy S said...

Love the colors, layout,everything about these cards! How did you emboss the labels so that you had a flat space in the middle to stamp on?