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Use some temporary adhesive to keep the zig-zag strips in place while you stamp your pattern. Any shifting will cause the background pattern to not line up correctly. |
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Hello Sunshine
By Kelly Rasmussen
Create a unique textured background using stamps and a border punch.
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Featured Product:
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Hero Materials:
| CH259 |
Mixed Sunshine Buttons |
| S5215 |
Clouds |
| CG137 |
Thanks Flowers * |
| CG298 |
Life of the Party Dots |
| CL600 |
Homey Patterns |
| AF146 |
Soft Pool Shadow Ink |
| AF150 |
Ruby Ink Pad |
| AF210 |
Field Greens Shadow Ink Mid-Tone |
| PS552 |
Punch Folded Cards |
| PS610 |
Snow Layering Paper |
| * limited availability |
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Additional Materials:
zig zag border punch (EK Success), green and yellow cardstock (DCWV), brown Staz-On ink, white string, foam adhesive
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Instructions: |
- Cut 1 1/4" off of a Punch Folded Card to create a square card base.
- Create a bunch of white zig-zag strips from Snow Layering Paper using a decorative border punch.
- Take half of the zig-zags and line them up so there are no gaps in between strips. Tip: Use a temporary adhesive to keep the zig-zags in place and lined up perfectly.
- Stamp the Clouds background using Soft Pool Shadow Ink on the zig-zags.
- Now line up the other half of the white zig-zags and stamp the Life of the Party Dots image using Field Greens Mid-Tone Shadow Ink. Then use a foam blending tool to lightly ink over top to create green background.
- Cover a 4" square piece of Snow Layering Paper with adhesive. Begin laying down the zig-zags strips one by one.
- When finished, trim excess off edges and adhere to card base.
- Stamp flower image using brown ink onto cloud and grass background.
- Stamp flower image again onto yellow and green cardstock. Cut out flower and leaves. Adhere to card base with foam adhesive over top of stamped flower.
- Stamp sentiment using Ruby ink on a strip of Snow Layering Paper. Adhere to card with foam adhesive.
- Thread a Sunshine Button with white string and adhere to center of flower.
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