Milly Moo Cow's Good Luck Clover Quick Card N 3D Decoupage
One of my soft and adorable Milly Moo Cow cute felties designs. Pop felties in the search box to find more in the same style!
This design is great for Good Luck Cards
Ready to use A5 quick card front with 3d step by step decoupage topper. Plus lots of decoupage elements and greetings sentiment layers to add depth to your design too!
This design is also available in other coordinating colourways/designs and together they would make a great set of cards to sell at craft fairs etc.
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 and then slipped the flower in behind the top layer and attached with a foam dot. ( I did have to cut some of the flower off to get it to slide between the two layers of the greeting.) I then attached the remaining three flowers in each of the other corners.
For the matte, I cut a piece of contrasting cardstock 1/2" larger than the pink square. I used a corner and matching border punch to soften the edges a bit. Then Millie was glued onto the matte and the matte was glued to a mint green card base. Lastly, I rounded the edges of the green card base.
This is a quick and easy to make card that would be great to make and have on hand as it can be used for so many occasions. Just to mention a few .... retirement new job, moving, exam writing, competitions. There is also a Happy Birthday greeting provided and a blank oval to stamp or print any greeting you may require. ){kind=link}
I printed the sheet twice and cut out all the pieces on one sheet and just the flowers from the other sheet. I punched out a scalloped oval out of the pink polka dotted background of the second sheet and used foam dots to attach my sentiment onto it. I then assembled Milly using foam dots and attached her to the center of the provided pink polka dotted background. I glued the scalloped sentiment to the bottom right corner (I hung it down and over a bit off the background) and then slipped the flower in behind the top layer and attached with a foam dot. ( I did have to cut some of the flower off to get it to slide between the two layers of the greeting.) I then attached the remaining three flowers in each of the other corners.
For the matte, I cut a piece of contrasting cardstock 1/2" larger than the pink square. I used a corner and matching border punch to soften the edges a bit. Then Millie was glued onto the matte and the matte was glued to a mint green card base. Lastly, I rounded the edges of the green card base.
This is a quick and easy to make card that would be great to make and have on hand as it can be used for so many occasions. Just to mention a few .... retirement new job, moving, exam writing, competitions. There is also a Happy Birthday greeting provided and a blank oval to stamp or print any greeting you may require.
