Hello Friends,
 
This is Priyanka over the blog today,
and I am going to share a tutorial on a fun layered card
with the twist of using acetate & shimmer pastes along!

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Here’s a look at the completed layered card:

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The best part is it is really easy to make and yet unique in its design,

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So so let’s start with the process of making it….
(* picture heavy post!)

step1
 
Take a piece of acetate and select the shades of shimmer pastes to be used,
here I picked two shades “Dreams” & Envy”  from Craftyscrappers to get two different shades.
step2
Then using the   French Script stencil”  , took sufficient amount of shimmer paste and applied the shimmer pastes to the acetate sheet.
 
Next I picked an orange card from the cards set again from the store,
these have bright shades to choose from and are thick enough to handle layers and other mediums.

 
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Isn’t it looking pretty? I loved the outcome on acetate.
step3
I decided to make a window on the card to fit the acetate sheet, so cut out a rectangular piece out of the card

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Added the acetate to the cut out using both sided tape from the back side. 
 
step4
Next sprayed Shimmer Spray –Sweet Sunshine”  on a piece of pattern paper.
I must say these sprays are so perfect, they spread beautifully and just little is needed to spray; they give nice intense color.

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Shimmer Spray –“Sweet Sunshine”

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step5
 
Mounted this to a brown cardstock and tied a twine to it.
Added this tag to my card. 
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step6
Stamped a cute Hog image using the stamp set “Hogs and Kisses” and
colored it using faber castell connector pens.

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HOGS N KISSES

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Added this image to a piece of brown card-stock using double sided foam tape. 
step7
Stamped the sentiment from the same stamp set and added this to the card.
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Lastly added few rhinestones and drew black stitched lines around the window, using black gel pen.
Some more close-ups:
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I hope you liked it and enjoyed the making process!
Do share with me by leaving your views in the comment box below. 
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That’s all for today, stay tuned for more interesting projects. 
Enjoy! Happy Crafting!
 
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