Good Luck... Heron and Bees on gold Adoirable Scorable card

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Good Luck... Heron and Bees on gold Adoirable Scorable card

 Hi Craft addicts!

 I hope you all had a great weekend...Wimbledon Tennis is on so what can be better!  Today's card is one I have made using Hunkydory's Adorable Scorable card, some dies from Lynda Chapman's The Paper Boutique range and a Pretty Quick die...


How I made this card:-

  • I trimmed a 7" x 5" pre cut card (Gold/bronze Hunkydory Adorable Scorable) to approximately 6" x 4" as I wanted it to be a bit smaller - you could of course use an A4 piece of card and cut it to 8" x 4" and fold it in half.
  • I then cut out the Heron image using the Pretty Quick Heron die in black card.
  • I also used the Bee die set from Lynda Chapman's The Paper Boutique Butterflies and Bee collection and cut the various segments out in Yellow, Orange and black (all 3 parts in all colours as I wanted to mix n match them).
  • I realised that I didn't want to use the mat layer of the bee and so just used the body and wings parts to create 3 different options. I used a PVA glue to attach them.
  • I created a rock type background using a teal/blue piece of card and stuck a piece of vellum over it to give it a stone effect and attached it to the bottom part of the card again using PVA glue and trimmed either side once it had dried.
  • I then used PVA glue to place the Heron topper over it and then added the three bees in various places, this time using Pinflair 3D glue on two of them to give height and dimension.
  • Finally, I cut out the Good Luck sentiment (again from The Paper Boutique range) in teal (self adhesive paper) and black card for the mat layer and added it to the top right hand corner using foam pads. 
Products used for these projects:-
  • 7" x 5" Gold/Bronze Adorable Scorable card cut to 6" x 4" from Hunkydory
  • Butterfly and Bee embellishments die set from The Paper Boutique from Creative Crafting World
  • Heron die from Pretty Quick
  • Yellow card (from the Core Collections range from Create & Craft)
  • Orange card (as above)
  • Black card
  • Teal/blue card (I used an old stash from Tattered Lace)
  • Teal self adhesive paper from Creativ International
  • Vellum
  • Collall All Purpose Glue
  • Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue
  • Foam pads
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