Spiritual Bumper Kit 1
Four- 4 sheet Animal/Spiritual designs, sized to fit a 7 x 7 inch base card.
The kits include a main topper, a frame layer, decoupage, two inserts, one with a quote/verse, the other blank. Gift tags in two sizes and sentiment labels.
SENTIMENT LABELS..HAPPY BIRTHDAY..HAPPY MOTHERING SUNDAY..HAPPY ANNIVERSARY..GOOD LUCK..GET WELL SOON.HAPPY RETIREMENT..THINKING OF YOU..A BLANK FOR YOUR OWN SENTIMENTS.
The kits can be used for a variety of occasions.
The mini kits can be purchased separately using the CUP numbers below..
1. cup 1027068_11517
2. cup 1027626_11517
3. cup 1028239_11517
4. cup 1029180_11517
Photographs from the Community (4)
A set of 4 mystical or Spiritual cards, I have done each one differently so that you can see some ideas, and also as I have a very short attention span, and dont do batch making, Each of the sets was printed on a super smooth 300 gsm for the card base, 190 gsm Matte photo paper for the decoupage, and the 2 inserts on a good quality insert paper.
The Unicorn was transformed into a shadow box card, by scoring around the card base, before removing a circle with a die, and also removing the image from inside the circle on the card base. then mounting the decoupage layer onto the circle on the blank insert. I added the decoupage flowers to the front layer of the card, and scored at 1 and 2 inches to give me the folds needed for the shadow box. The insert panel with the verse was added to the back of the shadow box, for decoration I used some ribbed organza Satin cream ribbon and a pearl and crystal embellishment.
For the American Indian card I created a twisted easel, mounted onto a kraft card base which ties in nicely with the tone of the feathers. I used an 8 inch card base and scored across the front diagonally to create the twist, before mounting the card front to the twist. I used the verse insert on the base and trimmed a corner from the blank insert, mounting it on Kraft card for the stopper.
The Wolf I created as a basic card, mounting it on a navy blue mat before adding a ribbon and a feather charm. The riding Indian is a basic easel, enlarged with corner die cuts to fill my 8 inch card base, using one of the sentiments as a stopper, and adding a couple of feathers from my stash. 4 very different cards that due to their themes will go down well on any craft stall
A set of 4 mystical or Spiritual cards, I have done each one differently so that you can see some ideas, and also as I have a very short attention span, and dont do batch making, Each of the sets was printed on a super smooth 300 gsm for the card base, 190 gsm Matte photo paper for the decoupage, and the 2 inserts on a good quality insert paper.
The Unicorn was transformed into a shadow box card, by scoring around the card base, before removing a circle with a die, and also removing the image from inside the circle on the card base. then mounting the decoupage layer onto the circle on the blank insert. I added the decoupage flowers to the front layer of the card, and scored at 1 and 2 inches to give me the folds needed for the shadow box. The insert panel with the verse was added to the back of the shadow box, for decoration I used some ribbed organza Satin cream ribbon and a pearl and crystal embellishment.
For the American Indian card I created a twisted easel, mounted onto a kraft card base which ties in nicely with the tone of the feathers. I used an 8 inch card base and scored across the front diagonally to create the twist, before mounting the card front to the twist. I used the verse insert on the base and trimmed a corner from the blank insert, mounting it on Kraft card for the stopper.
The Wolf I created as a basic card, mounting it on a navy blue mat before adding a ribbon and a feather charm. The riding Indian is a basic easel, enlarged with corner die cuts to fill my 8 inch card base, using one of the sentiments as a stopper, and adding a couple of feathers from my stash. 4 very different cards that due to their themes will go down well on any craft stall
A set of 4 mystical or Spiritual cards, I have done each one differently so that you can see some ideas, and also as I have a very short attention span, and dont do batch making, Each of the sets was printed on a super smooth 300 gsm for the card base, 190 gsm Matte photo paper for the decoupage, and the 2 inserts on a good quality insert paper.
The Unicorn was transformed into a shadow box card, by scoring around the card base, before removing a circle with a die, and also removing the image from inside the circle on the card base. then mounting the decoupage layer onto the circle on the blank insert. I added the decoupage flowers to the front layer of the card, and scored at 1 and 2 inches to give me the folds needed for the shadow box. The insert panel with the verse was added to the back of the shadow box, for decoration I used some ribbed organza Satin cream ribbon and a pearl and crystal embellishment.
For the American Indian card I created a twisted easel, mounted onto a kraft card base which ties in nicely with the tone of the feathers. I used an 8 inch card base and scored across the front diagonally to create the twist, before mounting the card front to the twist. I used the verse insert on the base and trimmed a corner from the blank insert, mounting it on Kraft card for the stopper.
The Wolf I created as a basic card, mounting it on a navy blue mat before adding a ribbon and a feather charm. The riding Indian is a basic easel, enlarged with corner die cuts to fill my 8 inch card base, using one of the sentiments as a stopper, and adding a couple of feathers from my stash. 4 very different cards that due to their themes will go down well on any craft stall
A set of 4 mystical or Spiritual cards, I have done each one differently so that you can see some ideas, and also as I have a very short attention span, and dont do batch making, Each of the sets was printed on a super smooth 300 gsm for the card base, 190 gsm Matte photo paper for the decoupage, and the 2 inserts on a good quality insert paper.
The Unicorn was transformed into a shadow box card, by scoring around the card base, before removing a circle with a die, and also removing the image from inside the circle on the card base. then mounting the decoupage layer onto the circle on the blank insert. I added the decoupage flowers to the front layer of the card, and scored at 1 and 2 inches to give me the folds needed for the shadow box. The insert panel with the verse was added to the back of the shadow box, for decoration I used some ribbed organza Satin cream ribbon and a pearl and crystal embellishment.
For the American Indian card I created a twisted easel, mounted onto a kraft card base which ties in nicely with the tone of the feathers. I used an 8 inch card base and scored across the front diagonally to create the twist, before mounting the card front to the twist. I used the verse insert on the base and trimmed a corner from the blank insert, mounting it on Kraft card for the stopper.
The Wolf I created as a basic card, mounting it on a navy blue mat before adding a ribbon and a feather charm. The riding Indian is a basic easel, enlarged with corner die cuts to fill my 8 inch card base, using one of the sentiments as a stopper, and adding a couple of feathers from my stash. 4 very different cards that due to their themes will go down well on any craft stall
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