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Cheers Black and White monochromatic card - 365 day challenge

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Hi Craft addicts! Today's handmade card for my 365 day challenge is this simple but striking card using just black and white cardstock. I first of all cut two pieces of white card (Sheena Douglass Willow White) using the largest plain die from Tattered Lace Fretwork Poppy Square set and made a tent fold card from them by making a score line at the top of the card using my Hunkydory Adorable Scoreboard. I creased the score line and then added some Red Liner tape to the top bit, having first removed the release backing sheet from it. I matched the edges by butting it against the scoreboard and joined the two together to make the card. I cut out the ornate layer from the same set from Lynda Chapman's Black card and stuck it to the card only gluing the middle part allowing the fretwork edge to remain free. The centre panel is a combination of various circle dies including the Spellbinders Petit Picot Edge one in white. I stuck them all together, slightly offsetting the black layer ...

Cheers! Cocktails and more cocktails 7x5in white card

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Cheers! Cocktails and more cocktails 7x5in white card Hi Craft addicts! Today's card is a fun, bright and cheerful one which was easy to make.. hope you like it! How I made this card:- This is a 7" x 5" white card and I used it as a landscape top fold card. I used the Cocktail Stamps from a Rare Earth collection and stamped the two designs directly on to the front of the card using Black Gina K Amalgam ink. I then coloured them in using Hunkydory's Prism Watercolour pencils. Once that was done, I then cut a strip (approx 1") of blue paper (from Create & Craft's Core Collection) and placed in the middle of the card, sticking it down with PVA glue. I also cut out the Ornate frame panel (Spellbinder's) in white card, and whilst the card was still in the die, coloured it with a pale blue dye/distress ink. Once I was happy with the blending, I removed the card from the die and stamped the Cheers! sentiment from the same set as the Cockt...