Get out your Cuttlebug Plum Blossom embossing folders, and your Stickles to make this fun Koi Pond Card.
For this card, you will need a scrap piece of plastic packaging (acetate), sized 4" x 5.25". Place this in your koi pond embossing folder and run it through your Cuttlebug. On the back side, you will use your Stickles to fill in the embossed areas. NOTE: do the blue & orange from the back. After it dries, you will flip it over and do the black and white from the front.
Use a black card base and mount a 4" x 5.25" piece of blue cardstock to the front. Then use Glossy Accents to glue your embossed plastic to the blue cardstock. (You will "hide" the Glossy Accents by putting it only on the areas where the Stickles will cover it).
Items available at Cutters Creek:
For this card, you will need a scrap piece of plastic packaging (acetate), sized 4" x 5.25". Place this in your koi pond embossing folder and run it through your Cuttlebug. On the back side, you will use your Stickles to fill in the embossed areas. NOTE: do the blue & orange from the back. After it dries, you will flip it over and do the black and white from the front.
Use a black card base and mount a 4" x 5.25" piece of blue cardstock to the front. Then use Glossy Accents to glue your embossed plastic to the blue cardstock. (You will "hide" the Glossy Accents by putting it only on the areas where the Stickles will cover it).
Items available at Cutters Creek:
- cardstock
- Plum Blossom Cuttlebug embossing folders
- Stickles - Broken China (Distress), Spiced Marmalade (Distress), Black Diamond, and Frosted Lace
- Glossy Accents
- recycled plastic packaging (I used part of a Cricut cartridge package)
I love how this card turned out!!! And so simple!!! I gotta try this now!!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! I have been saving the packaging my cartridges come in...that gives me some ideas to try! Thanks for the ideas!!
ReplyDeleteLori, this is adorable!! So funny....wait until you see my card next week....lots of uses for that cricut acetate packaging!!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea. Will certainly be trying it.
ReplyDeleteLori,
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea. I am now saving all of my plastic packaging! LOL Thanks so much for the cute project idea.
Laura B.
This is just adorable!!! I can't wait until I have time to try this. I think I have that folder but not sure, must go check.
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