gsd files; embellish to use as a greeting card or use as is, for notelets - now with optional shaped backing plate
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I cut the design out of 240gsm white card using my CraftROBO. I then used a green mica mist spray all over the front. I took a sheet of silver mirror paper and folded it in half, silver side out and inserted it into the card, sticking it in place behind the cutout front. I trimmed around the insert to match the card size.
I've used lots of different techniques with different "over the edge cards" from using acetate coloured on the back for a stain glass effect, to using different coloured gliters in each cut out area, etc., so this time I thought I'd keep it very simple but striking with just a mirror paper behind the cutout areas. Whatever way you choose to present your finished card the effect is very strikeing.
This is a very quick an easy card to make - ideal for when you need a car in a hurry.
I cut the card in a blue card stock and added a backing sheet in a pale lilac pearlised card.
I have also made this card without a backing, cutting it from a shiny black card this also makes a striking card, suitable for a variety of occasions.
This is a very quick an easy card to make - ideal for when you need a car in a hurry.
I cut the card in a blue card stock and added a backing sheet in a pale lilac pearlised card.
I have also made this card without a backing, cutting it from a shiny black card this also makes a striking card, suitable for a variety of occasions.
