Bookmark Card 3, Luxury
These 20 bookmark cards will be sure to please anyone on your list. This one has a lovely background layer with lots of quotes about reading, while the bookmark has a lovely rose on the bottom.
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![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/mini-kits/mini-kits-various/bookmark-card-3-luxury.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/pamela-horton/photo639233.jpg&description=Bookmark Card 3 Luxury%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20Pamela Horton%20-%20This card is well worth the effort and time and also for the learning curve for something quite different and so clever.
The colours are wonderful and give an "olde World" appearance.
The instructions are extremely clear and need no extra explanation. I made a chocolate brown textured card. With the book mark,I wet glued to back it as the choice and punched a hole in the top. I then used Mod Podge to water proof and strengthen the book mark. I used a gloss calendar sheet to make the beads and sealed them with clear nail varnish before threading them on to a fine leather black string, to thread through the punched hole. I used a grunge pale brown paper for the insert to keep with the era theme. I hope there are more of these from the designer as they are wonderful male cards, and certainly to meet with much appraisal and thanks. Pamela Horton ,Wellington Point Qld){kind=link}
This card is well worth the effort and time and also for the learning curve for something quite different and so clever.
The colours are wonderful and give an "olde World" appearance.
The instructions are extremely clear and need no extra explanation. I made a chocolate brown textured card. With the book mark,I wet glued to back it as the choice and punched a hole in the top. I then used Mod Podge to water proof and strengthen the book mark. I used a gloss calendar sheet to make the beads and sealed them with clear nail varnish before threading them on to a fine leather black string, to thread through the punched hole. I used a grunge pale brown paper for the insert to keep with the era theme. I hope there are more of these from the designer as they are wonderful male cards, and certainly to meet with much appraisal and thanks. Pamela Horton ,Wellington Point Qld
