I may look more like an A2 card - but I love tall, skinny cards like this one. The Remember This Design Adhesives has several greetings that are perfect for tall cards. Here's one that would be great for just about any romantic day - including February 14.
The heart, from Memory Box, is embossed in Ballet Pink, then smooched with Taffy and Carrot. A light application of Soft Pink Vivid! Dye Ink ties the colors together. Silver Fog Designer Foils are applied to the Design Adhesives - and Sweet Orange Glitter adds the final touch.
Here are the instructions for this card:
Clearsnap Products
- ColorBox Rosebud Pigment Inkpad
- Vivid! Soft Pink Dye Inkpad
- Top Boss Ballet Pink Embossing Powder
- ColorBox Stylus
- ColorBox White Leaf Tip
- Taffy Smooch Accent Ink
- Carrot Smooch Accent Ink
- Remember This Design Adhesives
- Silver Fog Designer Foils
- Sweet Orange Glitter
Stamp
- Memory Box Daphne Heart
Other Supplies
- Natural Cardstock
- Memory Box Soiree Blossom Cardstock (3-1/2" x 7-7/8" card)
- Memory Box Soiree Carrot Shimmer Cardstock
- Heat Tool
- Cotton Swab
- Rotary Trimmer and Perforating Blade
- 1/4" Wide Orange Grosgrain Ribbon
- 1/4" Foam Dots
Directions
- Stamp Daphne Heart on Natural Cardstock with Rosebud and emboss it with Ballet Pink Powder
- Smooch the outline flowers with Sassy Pink
- Smooch all of the flower centers with Carrot
- Use the cotton swab to remove any excess Carrot from the embossed areas
- Cut the heart out and ink the edges using the Stylus, Tip and Soft Pink
- Cut a 1-1/2" wide strip of Carrot Cardstock
- Trim the short ends with a rotary trimmer and perforating blade to create a 6-5/8" strip
- Burnish the dots and 4 Ever Design Adhesives onto the strip
- Press Silver Fog Designer Foils (silver-side-up) onto the Design Adhesives
- Assemble the card
- Tie a bow and attach it to the heart
- Attach three foam dots to the card and press Sweet Orange Glitter onto the adhesive
Have fun with the Smooching, Foiling and Glittering - and visit often for more Valentine cards and ideas! Be sure to visit the Clearsnap blog for other great projects too.
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