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I created a card front using Tim Holtz distress paper and inks. Splattered a little water for some pretty variations.
I sprayed the card front with Glitter Dust which I LOVE. One of it's properties is stiffening of the paper and the other is to make a beautiful sheen and sparkle.
It proved VERY useful when opening the card so the die cut moves smoothly through from the front to the inside.
I cut out the "sending" banner from the Big Hugs Stamp Set with my Scan n Cut 2, which is the first time I've used it that way. Dies always give a much nicer edge so I won't ever use the SNC2 if I have a die for an image, that's for sure.
I used one of the Big Hugs dies to make the window. I actually have PTI chipboard, so I didn't need to layer the cardstock like Stephanie, and it worked out well. I added a simple stamped sentiment inside the card to finish the sentiment. Add a few sequins and there you have it, a gorgeous card!
How I love creating again! I know I've said it a few times, but when you get back to what makes you happiest, you can't help but shout it from the roof tops. :)


So fun! Always love the sparkle ;)
ReplyDeleteAwe, shucks...thanks girl!
DeleteWhat a fun card!!!! And I LOVE Glitter Dust too! I use it all the time when I make party decorations for my kids parties and accenting Christmas package decor :) Great job - and LOVE your blog design ;) XO
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Stephanie! :)
DeleteThis is so beautifully done! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you Vicki! :D
Deletewow you knocked it out of the park with this card! Background is so perfect and glitter dust!! How on earth have I missed Glitter Dust??? (I put Wink of Stella on everything!). I will definitely have to get some. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card with that watercolor background and addition of Glitter Dust! I must put Glitter Dust on my list of things to get.
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful! I love using distress ink; they're so much fun to play with. I, too, have to put Glitter Dust on my shopping list. How had I not heard of it??? :)
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