Now onto this week's challenge which is a 'Theme' and we would like to see
Things that MoveThis could be interpreted in a variety of ways...an actual moving component on your card, so a pop up, a shaker, a spinner, a charm, a tag... we could go on...On the other hand your card could have an image of something capable of movement, so the scope for that is almost infinitesimal!
Ok, My thinking cap did not have to be on for too long... I had quite a number of choices. So here is what I hope will be the first.
Featuring the lovely Me to You bear |
In fact this was a first on several counts:
My first square card
The first time I have used scoring as an effect on a card
My first successful decoupage image
The first time I had use Pinflair Gel to create the decoupage layers
In the past I have attempted decoupage images, but they looked rubbish and ended up in the bin as I could not bring my self to use them.
After watching a couple of Create & Craft shows when Pinflair was used to create the layers (rather than foam pads) I decided to give it a go... I was so impressed with the result that I then did another Me to You decoupage image, and it too looked good.
In fact I am so proud of my success I even took a picture of the layers. My main concern was the depth of the finished card as if it was to be sent by post I do not know how well the Pinflair Gel would survive (does anyone have any idea???).
Showing the layers on my card. |
Lotta firsts! Very sweet card.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sandra View my card HERE
Certainly lots of firsts here and a pretty card, but we forgot the white space this time!
ReplyDeleteThe trouble that I find with making cards 3 dimensional is that they have to have a large letter stamp on!
I just invested in a plastic guide to test the thickness of cards before I pop them into the post!
Sorry, but I don't know about the durability of Pinflair!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is More"
What a darling bear and balloons! I love all the layers!
ReplyDeletePinflair glue's pretty strong and durable - probably stay put even if your pretty card got mangled in the post!! Yes, it's that strong!
ReplyDeleteSmashing card
Kathyk
Lovely card, reall ycute but there's no white space for us!
ReplyDeleteThe card will travel ok and as long the layers are supported with enough blobs of glue wil be fine
I personally cut a sheet rouoghly the same size as my card and use it as a sandwich over the delicate embellies, as a card protector.
Good to see you
Thanks so much
Diva LIM Mandi
"Less is more"
Very cute card. x
ReplyDeleteLovely card, such a sweet little bear with his balloons.
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