Have you crafted with Acrylic before? If you haven’t then you must try this. Acrylic is a fun, different material to craft with. You can paint, stamp, ink, sticker, and emboss it. Not only is this a fun product to work with, it is also a very creative way of making a different type of card. This card was made by Wendy Price from Clear Scraps.
To give extra depth to the card, adhere the images on the inside of the card with pop dots.
So give this sweet card a try. Here are some instructions for you.
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Trim acrylic sheet to 12 X 4 inches. Fold at 6 inches to create a card base.
- Cut Basic Grey pattern paper to 5.75 X 3.75. Layer with pattern paper strips. Add machine stitching and adhere to card base.
- Stamp Cutie Pi images, color with copics and cut out. Adhere the boy to inside and the girl to front of the card.
- Trim sentiment to fit behind banner acrylic shape. Hang from card with ribbon.
- Trim piece of cardstock 4 X 6 inches and adhere to back of card. This will hide your ribbon ends and give a place for your journaling
SUPPLIES:
Paper:
- Fact and Fiction (Basic Grey BBZ-3949 $6.00)
Accessories:
- 12 x 12 Acrylic sheets (Clear Scraps $1.99)
- Small Chip Pennants Banners (Clear Scraps $4.99)
- Copic Markers (Copic $7.99)
Stamps:
- There She Goes Clear Stamps (Cutie Pi $18.00)
From Your Own Stash: Green Satin Ribbon, Pop Up Foam Dots, Sewing Machine
Creativity involves in breaking out of your traditional style. Take a look at your project in a different way, and never hesitate to try something new.
