Using Beate's awesome tutorial here, I created my round scalloped easel card with a mixture of greens, including the required shamrock for our challenge this week @ My Sheri Crafts. If you're planning on joining us and we HOPE very much you WILL, you're asked to create an easel card and use a shamrock.
I began by cutting my two shamrocks with my Gazelle, making the 2nd one just a bit larger than the first. Lining the outside of that 2nd shamrock with liquid glue, I then added a dusting of Deep Forest ultra-fine opaque glitter from The Art Institute -- LOVE it!
Following Beate's directions, I cut my card from a combination of Bazzill and Papertrey Ink CS and choose to use my shamrock as the focal point on the front. My sentiment (Inkadinkado) is stamped (PTI's Ripe Avocado ink) onto a Spellbinders' Labels Fourteen die cut, decorated with Want2Scraps' Lime Green gemstones and mounted with foam tape, which allows my easel card to stand open -- so FUN!!! Looking forward to seeing your shamrock easel card soon!
5 comments:
Oh WOW, I just LOVE this card! I've never heard of an easel card before. Very interesting ... so many possibilities with this one and it looks fairly simple. What a great find Marge - thanks so much for sharing it with us!!! Good thing the weekend is here. And thanks for your super kind comments on my blog - made my day : )
Hi Marge,
your card is fabulous. I love the opaque glitter. I have got to check it out!!! The different shades of green in our card make a great look!!
Charlotte
A SHAPED easel card! What a great idea! I love the glitter, too!
Beautiful shaped easel card! Love all the greens and the shamrock! Glitter looks good!
Glenda
I just love how you changed the shape of your easel card Marge! Love the hint of the glitter paper behind the shamrock! Simply wonderful!
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