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Lily in outline Good Luck A6 cream card - 365 day challenge 2021

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Hi Craft addicts! I hope you like this card as I was quite pleased with how it turned out! I first of all used the Good Luck edger die from the Gemini range from Crafter's Companion and cut it out directly on the bottom of an A6 cream card - I left it hanging over the edge so there was a little gap on the left hand side. I used their Lily outline die (I really love this type of die as you can do so much with them) and cut it out using Lynda Chapman's black card which I had backed with self adhesive paper. I removed the backing sheet and attached it to a piece of watercolour card that I had previously coloured in using Tim Holtz Distress Oxide inks. I had also cut a second one out and I decided to use the frame and stuck it towards the top of the card using it as a square design. I turned the Lily topper so it formed a diamond and stuck it to the card using foam pads to give it some dimension. Finally, I added some black Nuvo drops in each corner. So if you think this sounds int...

Good Luck Sunburst Cream and black DL card

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Good Luck Sunburst Cream and black DL card Hi Craft addicts! Well it is nearly the weekend and the sun has begun to shine here and I thought it appropriate to post this card which is very simple to make... How I made this card:- I first of all cut out two die-cuts of the Synergy Lattice 3 die, one in black card and the other in cream/ivory (see below for details). I then cut the black one in half (I didn't want to use the solid piece of the card) and then glued it to the front of a white DL card, making sure that half of the circle was free! I will use the cream die-cut another time but decided to paper piece the main parts into either side of the design and then 3 points of the sunburst - I used Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue to do this... I also used the semi circle of the cream die-cut and glued it to just below the circle again using Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue. I felt that the above needed something extra, so I used the Good Luck sentiment from one of Paper Boutique...