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Thursday, February 14, 2019

The Rabbit Hole Designs ~ Happy Valentines Day ~ *Giveaway Alert!




MaryAnn, from PaperDreamz here to share a really easy to make card with you that features the newest images from
The Rabbit Hole Designs set Love You More

Many know I can color faces and such but I labor for hours because I am not very good at it, so when the chance happens by that I can create a project that requires little to no coloring and the images still convey the message, I am on it! This is a card technique that comes together so fast and easy that before you know it you have created many.

Card Recipe
  • I created an embossed background on a piece Neenah Classic Crest Solar White 80lb cardstock cut down to 4 1/8th x 5 3/8 using stacking/infinity heart dies and set aside.
  • I then stamped the couple with a Copic friendly ink and used my Brother Scan and Cut to cut around the couple, but you can also fussy cut this very easily as the image is pretty straight forward
  • Again I am no pro at Copic coloring of people so I quickly grabbed R27 and gave the stamped image a quick pass with some color. 
  • I thought the couple needed something so I Copic Black 100 and went all around the edge as seen in the picture below. I applied 3D mounting tape to the back of the couple and set aside to start assembly.
  • My card base is Neenah Classic Crest 110lb Solar White cut to A2 size. I used a piece of black cardstock from my stash cut down to A2 size and affixed it to the top of the card base using Tombow multi mono glue. I then used the same glue to affix the heart embossed panel dead center (well for me sort of crooked dead center). Next up was the previously colored, cut and foam taped kissing couple, to the center of the hearts. To finish off this card some black enamel dots on the front, give the card a nice pop of sparkle and shine.
Close Up, Side View (to show detail)
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Love You More
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That is all for me today.  I hope I have inspired you to maybe give this technique a go and create some fast and easy cards.
If you are looking for further details about my project including links to instruction and products not listed please feel free to drop on by my blog
PaperDreamz
Thank you for falling down The Rabbit Hole for a few minutes!
MaryAnn
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