Tuesday, 8 August 2023

All things grow with love . . .


   


My pair of slimline (3 1/2" x 8 1/2") cards use two digital images and a sentiment from Beccy's Place.  I opened the "Little Aloe" and "Little Pot" images and "With love" sentiment from the "A Little Something" and assembled them together to complete the design.  I printed the image panels on X-Press It Blending Card, coloured with Copic markers, trimmed to size, matted on textured cardstock, trimmed using a Perfect Layers Ruler, adhered on to 3 1/2" x 8 1/2" panels, then adhered the panels to top folding slimline card bases.  I made the card bases from 300gsm smooth cardstock.



... you may have already guessed, but I have to confess,
I love this sentiment and image combo ...


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INGREDIENTS
"Little Aloe" and "Little Pot" images and "With love" sentiment from the "A Little Something" digital stamp set – unfortunately this beautiful set of images and sentiments is no longer available in Beccy’s Store but projects shared on the blog can be found HERE.
X-Press It Blending Card
Copic markers - pot - E11-13-15-17-18 + YG99
Copic markers - soil - E44-47-49
Copic markers - aloe plant - G40-43-46 + G29
and of course the trusty "0" colourless marker for dissolving bloopers
300gms smooth white cardstock - for slimline card bases
American Crafts - White textured cardstock
American Crafts - brown textured cardstock
Helmar Acid Free Professional Glue -
liquid adhesive - to create top fold of card base
Helmar 450 Quick Dry -
liquid adhesive - to secure all the layers in place
Perfect Layers Ruler

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I have entered my card in the August Challenge at Beccy's Place Challenges

 

2 comments:

  1. Gorgeous little cards Tracy, I love the CAS style. You've done a brilliant job colouring the aloe and pot, and your choice of cardstock for the narrow frame is spot on! Love them.
    Cheers,
    Beccy

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    1. Thank You Beccy :)
      I can't wait to mix n match the other pots n plants that come with this set!

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