Hello - Art Deco lady with New York skyline 6in square card - Day 182 of my 366 day challenge

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Hello - Art Deco lady with New York skyline 6in square card - 
Day 182 of my 366 day challenge

Hi Craft addicts!

Mojo is lacking slightly today but wanted to keep my challenge going so have made this quick 6" card using one of the Hunkydory "Art Deco" toppers. I really love these bright and fun images that they brought out some time ago - there are all sorts of themes from cooking to space!
Hello - Art Deco lady with New York skyline 6in square card

I first of all took the 6" square card and scored the inside of the front part about 1.5" from the edge a few times using my Tattered Lace mini score board. I then used some of the "purple" PO1 Generation INX ink pad and coloured the edges just to take the whiteness of the card.

I then stuck the "Hello" sentiment (which I had cut out using my "Brother Scan n Cut" on the left hand side (I had thought of putting it on the other one but decided to make it slightly different) and then added the main "Art Deco" topper to the right hand side using some foam pads.

I then added some "Sweet Lilac" Nuvo Gloss Crystal drops to the top and bottom of the card and then dragged a pin through them to join them all together. Also a couple of the "Clear" drops on each end of the sentiment.

And there you are....a bright and cheerful card and don't forget you can visit my website The Handmade Crafts Shop to see what else I have for sale.

Products and items you may need to make this card
  • 6"  white card with matching envelope - from Hunkydory (300/350gsm)
  • Art Deco lady with New York Skyline topper - foiled from Hunkydory
  • Hello sentiment in black card
  • Black cardstock - Lynda Chapman's from Creative Crafting World
  • Sweet Lilac Nuvo Crystal Gloss drops from Tonic Studios
  • Clear Nuvo Crystal drops from Tonic Studios
  • Purple (PO1) Generation INX stamp pad
  • Black foam pads from Hunkydory
  • Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue
  • Collall All Purpose Glue
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