Pink Rose & Pearl Pyramage
A beautiful pink rose and pear pyramage topper including 2 x blank greeting tags
Photographs from the Community
 was made by taking an A6 card that faded from pink to white, right to left, and trimming off a centimeter off the right front edge. A strip of the rose background was stuck onto the inside back of the card. I then just stuck on the 2nd largest layer to the front and the smallest of the two blank greetings pannels. The larger card was made using an A5 card to which I'd added a piece of backing card that faded from pink on the top and bottom to white in the middle. I stuck a strip of the rose border pannel right down the middle of this. I then stuck the largest picture pannel and the largest blank greetings pannels onto this. I stuck on a couple of pyramage layers using 1mm deep double sided foam tape. I finished off both cards bu going round one of the framed on each of the pieces with a Sakura glaze pen. I also dotted the glaze pen on the pearl strings on each card. This not only catches the light and gives a shine but adds a slight raise when you run your fingers over the card. The image on the sheet is lovely and having only straight edges to cut made it easy to make beautiful cards from it.){kind=link}
I printed the sheet onto super smooth card and cut out the pieces. I decided to make two cards from the sheet.
The smaller one (insert image) was made by taking an A6 card that faded from pink to white, right to left, and trimming off a centimeter off the right front edge.
A strip of the rose background was stuck onto the inside back of the card. I then just stuck on the 2nd largest layer to the front and the smallest of the two blank greetings pannels.
The larger card was made using an A5 card to which I'd added a piece of backing card that faded from pink on the top and bottom to white in the middle.
I stuck a strip of the rose border pannel right down the middle of this. I then stuck the largest picture pannel and the largest blank greetings pannels onto this. I stuck on a couple of pyramage layers using 1mm deep double sided foam tape.
I finished off both cards bu going round one of the framed on each of the pieces with a Sakura glaze pen.
I also dotted the glaze pen on the pearl strings on each card. This not only catches the light and gives a shine but adds a slight raise when you run your fingers over the card.
The image on the sheet is lovely and having only straight edges to cut made it easy to make beautiful cards from it.
