Acetate and COPICS

Acetate and COPICS

·       Cardstock: tan (5 ½ x 8 ½)

·       Speciality Paper: MME Lost and Found 3 “Oliver” Ledger Stripe Paper ( 2 x 4 ); Judakins Embossable Window Plastic (5 ½  x 2)

·       Stamps: Paper Smooches “Good Gab” stamp set; Harmonie “52700-F” stamp (lines with dots)

·       Ink: Archival Black ink; Distress “worn lipstick”

·       Embellishments: MME Lost and Found 3 Enamel Dots and Decorative Tape {Ruby}

·       Pens: COPIC R24

·       Tools: Blending tool; Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher

 

1. Stamp lines with dots image in the middle of your strip of acetate. Blow on it or shake to dry.  Turn it over and color in the circles with the COPIC marker.

2. Sponge the “worn lipstick” on the edges of the striped piece of card stock.  Adhere to the center of the card.

3.  Position your colored acetate the striped paper and staple into the front of the card.

4.  Place two piece of tape at the top and bottom as show above.  Add 3 enamel dots as shown.

5.  Stamp sentiment with the black ink.

 

I Adore You! Embossed Acetate

Embossed Acetate

·       Cardstock: red (5 ½ x 8 ½ ); black (2 ¾  x 5 ¼)

·       Speciality Paper: MME Lost and Found 3 “Ruby” Medallion Paper ( 2 ½ x 5 ); Judakins Embossable Window Plastic (4 ¼ x 2)

·       Stamps: Paper Smooches “Good Gab” stamp set; Stampotique Daniel Torrente “Moth Fab” stamp

·       Ink: StazOn “jet black”

·       Adhesives: Glue dot “mini”

·       Tools: Non-stick craft mat;  Die cut machine; Lifestyle Crafts “Sequence” embossing folder

·       Pens:  Spica “lipstick”

·       Other: black ribbon (6 inches)

 

1.     Place your window plastic in the embossing folder and run through the die cut machine.

2.     Rub the Stazon ink pad on the embossed window plastic and adhere to card front as shown.

3.     Stamp the girl with the Stazon ink on the grey polka dot paper.  Color her lips and the heart on her purse with the Spica pen.  Adhere to black card stock and adhere both to front of card as shown.

4.     Stamp sentiment above acetate as shown.

5.     Tie a bow and use the glue dot to adhere on top of the acetate.