"Sentiment Secured" |
This card is one of five created from a Close To My Heart "Workshops On The Go" (WOTG) Bonus Project for Clementine. My sister's birthday is in September and this card is just perfect for her. Since the papers and stamps for Clementine are no longer offered, I suggest using Huntington paper (X7174B), In The Moment (C1565) and One Way Border (C1561) stamps or any of the appropriate stamps and papers in your stash.
Close To My Heart supplies needed:
Wishes Book (9041) pattern p. 78
WOTG for Clementine (not available - substitute current product)
Colonial White Card 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 (X1410) (link is to the 50 card value pack)
Colonial White Cardstock (1388)
Sparkles Brown and Tan Assortment (Z1753)
Burlap Ribbon (Z1760)
Inks - Creme Brulee (Z2167), Saddle (Z2171), Sorbet (Z2164), Topiary (Z2155)
Sanding Kit (Z1294)
Sponge Daubers (Z726)
3-D Foam Tape (Z1151)
Art Philosophy Cartridge (Z1686)
Artiste Cartridge (Z1790)
Liquid Glass (Z679)
Acrylic Stamps and Blocks
Non-CTMH supplies needed:
ATG Tape Runner Embossing Machine (Big Kick) and Folders ("Flowers")
Cricut machine (plus Gypsy, if desired)
Adhesives of choice
Using the base card, cut the pieces as described in the Wishes book pattern:
Pattern dimensions |
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Sponge all edges of card and pieces with saddle ink:
Distress the bottom (3") edge of the 1" x 3" piece (no picture).
If you have the sanding kit, use a tool from that to sand the sorbet colored piece (3" x 4") to obtain a distressed look over the entire surface of the piece. A regular emery board will also work.
Stamp largest piece with straight border on all four sides:
In my stamp set this required using the edge of the stamp |
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If you look closely, you can see the "stitch" border stamp.
Stamp the medium flower in creme brulee on colonial white cardstock and cut it out. I used my Cricut Artiste cartridge (Accent 1<s> R3, C6) to cut shapes approximating the flowers at 1" high for this card. I still had to trim it for a final size.
Stamp the bitty flower in saddle ink on piece B.
Cut the zip strip of sentiments from the 12x12 paper and find the one that says "You're So Fun" - this will be used on the card front. Sponge edges to give it a finished look.
Alternatively, you may decide on a stamped sentiment for the front of your card.
Assemble the card, attaching the medium flower using 3-D foam tape on piece B. Also add a flower decoration from the WOTG package.
Assembling the card components |
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I've said it before - I really like liquid glass when securing "wiggly" or otherwise difficult materials such as ribbon, buttons or fabric to paper. It holds securely and is reliable when mailing items.
The right side of the card didn't quite line up, so I sponged it with saddle ink to camouflage the opening.
When closed, the card now has a nicer finished look.
Attach all pieces to the card and finish assembly by adding some brown and tan sparkles.
The bottom of this card looked a little plain to me, so I spiced it up by randomly adding as many of those itty-bitty (now I know what to use them for!) sparkles as I could fit on the bottom of the card next to the sentiment.
The inside of the card uses "Hello Tweety" (B1420),
a cute little stamp set, as well as the birthday greeting that comes with the Art Philosophy cartridge stamp set. Here is the inside of the card:
Thanks for joining me on this project. If you have any questions, send me a note. Many blessings for a bountiful autumn. Adrienne
6 comments:
Adrienne what a beautiful card and all the details love it . the papers you chose are perfect for the card . thanks for sharing today .
Great job and tutorial, and such a beautiful card!!! TFS!!!
This is so pretty and looks better the closer I look at it. I love all the little details.
This is wonderful and I love love how you have shared all the details! TFS
Beautiful card inside and out!
Candy
Thanks, glad you all liked the card.
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