To all that are going to have a three day weekend, enjoy! I
also hope that all artists and crafters get a little time for creativity!
The following project has no design teams attached to it. I
really needed to see how I would do “out of my comfort zone”, meaning my
comfort zone is all about the coloring and making small pieces of art. I really
enjoyed this process. I made a mess, but hey, it was worth it.
This post is going to be very photo heavy. I was trying to
get every step that I took in this process. So, let’s get started.
Photo one above shows the end product of attaching the black
cardstock to a 5½” white square card base. Before I attached the red
glitter cardstock to the black layer, I die cut an ornament shape.
Photo two above shows the die cut ornament layer, cut out of
gold mirror cardstock, embedded in the black ornament area. I have ordered the
other ornament inlays. I must say that they are all beautiful. Notice the gold glitter sides? Well, I positioned the red on the black crooked. Washing tape to the rescue!
Photo three above is the finished card, but flat. I cut the detailed ornament out a second time in the red glitter cardstock. This allowed me to make the Cardinal red. The
“believe” sentiment was designed by K
Werner Designs for Simon
Says Stamp. It is gorgeous. The “believe die” was cut three times in black
and once in gold mirror cardstock. I glued all pieces with paper adhesive; the
top layer is the gold mirror cardstock. See those two hearts? I got them from one
of Spellbinders
card kits. Spellbinders' monthly kits are amazing and you get a lot for the price point.
The finished piece! This will soon be in my Zibbet and ArtFire shops. You can also click within my website, AJ’s Design Artz, and it will take you to my Zibbet shop.
Challenges for Believe are:
613
Avenue Create – Anything Goes w/ Shabby Chic twist
Crafting
by Designs – September Anything Goes
Simon Says
Wednesday Blog – Anything Goes
Aletha Jane
Some affiliated links are listed below at no cost to you.
The supplies for making this project were purchased by me, but if you click on
the pics below and make a purchase, I get a small commission. I want to thank
everyone for their continued support of my art.
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