There are many ways to find inspiration for a card design. Sometimes I sit down and gather my materials and create as I go. I may look at a card making magazine and find an idea that spurs my creativity. If I'm at a complete loss on where to start, using sketches from Paper Crafts Magazines on Pinterest can really help. The card featured today was created using a sketch from the provided link. Using sketches allows you to visualize your card with your materials. I followed this sketch fairly close but you can mix it up and add detail however you want. That's one thing I love about card making one sketch can have endless possibilities.
Supplies used: Pink cardstock, white cardstock, K & Company designer mat pad (Julianne, 30-657113), Hero Arts chalk ink in Iris, TPC Studios clear stamps (Greetings set, ST93416), pink glitter flower, La Mode 3/8" pearl flower button (style 46455), and Recollections adhesive faux pearls.
Directions:
Supplies used: Pink cardstock, white cardstock, K & Company designer mat pad (Julianne, 30-657113), Hero Arts chalk ink in Iris, TPC Studios clear stamps (Greetings set, ST93416), pink glitter flower, La Mode 3/8" pearl flower button (style 46455), and Recollections adhesive faux pearls.
Directions:
- Make card using pink cardstock, 4.25" x 5.5".
- Trim and adhere white cardstock.
- Trim, ink edges and adhere patterned paper; punch or cut out circle, ink edges and adhere.
- Stamp image, ink edges of cardstock strip, layer, and adhere.
- Attach faux pearls, sew button onto flower and adhere.
Sketch from http://pinterest.com/papercraftsmag/free-card-sketches/ |
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