Greeting Card Making Ideas Page 3

Flowers & Hearts Anniversary card making idea

Use a peel-off border to frame the card 25 mm in from the edge of the card blank.

Use a 3 mm pink ribbon and attach 10 - 12 mm away from the peel off.
Use 2 pink die cut hearts and attach with 3D sticky pads so they appear to be raised, Use stickers to decorate the hearts and the same stickers on the top right and bottom left within the frame, highlight with Tulip paint or similar as in the
Picture.

Use peel-offs to create the greeting of your choice in the bottom right hand corner.

Paper Nations Decoupage card making idea (aka Jolly Nation)

Using sheet No. 96501 Present girl

Use a 6 inch square card blank.
Cut out all layers of the decoupage sheet.
Start layering with image 1 on the right side of the card continue until you are happy with the design I used layers 1 - 2 & 4 for this card, this then leaves you enough to make another card.
I used the boot also and placed a present at the bottom of the card to give the impression that it has fallen off her stack of presents.

The words can be added using rub-ons or a PC and printer.
Add bling with diamantes

Stamping Fun card making idea

Use a 6 x 6 white card blank and a printed paper of your
choice in this case it was happy birthday printed black on green.
Cut out a 10 cm square with decorative scissors and stick in the centre of the card with double sided tape.
You can use any stamp of your choice.
Use a black ink and stamp onto a white card, heat emboss
the image with clear embossing powder.
Colour the jumper, trousers and cap with white perfect pearls to give it
a pearlised effect, colour the bat with pencil.

You then need to cut out the image using a craft knife and attach to the middle of the card with 3D sticky pads

Repeat the above to make the cricket stumps and ball.

Embossed Tags card making idea

Use a 12 mm wide red ribbon, cut to size to fit card blank, attach approximately 50 mm from the bottom of the card with double sided tape.
Use small text peel-off to add the greeting on the ribbon.
Use 6 mm red ribbon make sure you cut it long enough so that you can tie a bow
at the top end and attach using double sided tape.

Punch some tag shapes from vellum, then stamp each tag with an image (hearts, butterflies etc.) Kapilla has used stamps from Hero Arts, Stamp the image using perfect pearls , then colour in the middle of the images with red felt pen or brush pens.
Once the ink has dried emboss each tag to give them a 3D effect, use a glue stick to apply a small amount of glue to each tag and then sprinkle white iridescent glitter to each one.
Finish off by adding a silver diamante to the hole at the top of each tag.