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Cardstock: craft (4 ¼ x 11; 4 ¼ x 2 1/2 ;
4 ¼ x 2); Green 4 ¼ x 3); brown and tan scraps
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Speciality
Paper: Basic Grey serenade “50 pence” (4 x 2 ¼) and “bustle” (4 x 5
1/4 )paper ; Judakins Embossable Window Plastic (4 ¼ x 5 ½ )
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Stamps: Thanks stamp (maker unknown)
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Ink: Archival “coffee” ink; Distress “Vintage
photo”
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Embellishments: tan twine
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Tools: Memory Box Poppy “Lorelai leaf” die; die cut
machine; ek tools layer punch “flourish square”; We are Memory Keepers Corner
Rounder
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Pens: Brown Sharpee
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Adhensive: Thin 3D Foam Squares; Glue stick
1.
Cut your
card base front at 3 inches. Set the
card aside. Take the piece you cut off
the front and cut 1 inch off. This will
leave you with a piece that is 2 x 4 1/4”.
2.
Adhere
your acetate to the back of the card front.
Make sure it is lined up completely with the inside edge and top and
bottom of the card front. Now take the
extra piece that you cut from the card front (minus the one inch) and adhere to
the front of the acetate that is on the left of the card front. This will give you a window.
3.
Adhere
the other craft pieces to the inside of the card front to cover the adhesive
that is holding the acetate to the card. Corner round the top right corner of
the card front.
4.
Corner
round the right corner of the card inside. Adhere the right corner of the green
piece of specialty paper. Adhere the green piece of specialty paper to the
inside of the card.
5.
Sponge the
edges of the newsprint piece of specialty paper with the Distress Ink. Adhere to the left front panel of the card
front.
6.
Cut the
leaf die from the green piece of card stock using the die cut machine.
7.
Carefully
color the branches brown using the Sharpee.
Use the glue stick to adhere to the front of the card as shown.
8.
Use the
layer punch on the middle setting and punch a brown border using the brown
cardstock scraps. Tie a piece of twine
on one end and adhere to card bottom right front.
9.
Use the layer punch on the middle setting and
punch a tan center (using tan scraps).
Sponge the edges with the Distress ink and then stamp the sentiment
using the “coffee” Archival ink. Adhere
using a foam dot.