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Tuesday, 27 March 2018

It's christmassssss plus quick tutorial of acetate bow card

Good evening everyone 

I hope your weekend went ok? 

For the past days I've been working on one of my favourite project's , the acetate bow front card.  I've actually took photos of how I create this card so please be aware this post will be quite photo heavy. 


Firstly I got some good quality card stock A4, I used hunkydory from a card kit. 
Use a scoreboard to score it like you're making a gatefold card. 


Decorate it in paper's you want for the card or you could leave it as it is, it's just easier to decorate before you cut the aperture into the card front. 

Choose a die you want to die cut the aperture, it really doesn't matter about size either.  
Like in my photo roughly place the die in the centre and place the cut side of the die upwards so it cuts into the flaps and not into the actually base of the card.  Tape it down using low tack tape and then die cut.



Before placing the acetate make sure you decorate the base of the card first and then using red tape place it at each side of inside of the card and place tape underneath flaps too.  
I used A4 acetate from Hunkydory and cut about 2 inches of the width of it.  You then just stick one side down inside the card and then the other side. The acetate will automatically bow and form it's own shape then gently stick flaps down onto the acetate and that's it.    You're free to just decorate the card as you please. 


The stamp I used is called presents galore and is from sue wilson. I coloured it using spectrum markers red family: DR5, DR1, CR11, CR10 and CR8.  Brown EB4 and blender.    Paper , ribbon and father Christmas images were all from stash that my mom gave me.
 
The baubles were from a die free from a magazine.


Holly embellishments were from a bag of goodies from my darling mom too. 

Dies I used were flower dies from tattered lace , spellbinders and poppy crafts dies from Craftstash

 


Sorry it's a bit long winded but I know from experience people are more inclined to try projects if they don't see templates as it can be quite overwhelming lol. 


I hope you like this Card, I love Christmas so wanted to try get that chrismassy feeling.

Thanks so much for popping by and of you get stuck on anything just let me know, is be happy to help. 

Have a lovely evening 
Lots of love Sharon 
Xxxx

Challenges:
Crimbo crackers  - Anything goes
Lemon shortbread challenge - Anything goes
Christmas with the cuties  - Bingo: pearls, die and cute Christmas image
Crafting from the heart  - Anything goes
Scrapbook stamp society  - Anything goes
Christmas at sweet stampin challenge  - Anything goes with Christmas
Christmas crafts all year round  - Use flowers
613 avenue  - Anything goes optional reuse
Heartful stamping challenge  - Anything goes plus a stamp
Corrosive challenges  - Anything goes

9 comments:

  1. Oh, this is sooo beautiful and I love all of the gorgeous details, Sharon! Can't wait to try one. Thanks for the lovely tut! xxD

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  2. Super cute!!! Thank you for joining us at CCAYR, good luck!!! Amy DT

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  3. A fabulous creation. Thank you for sharing with us at Christmas Crafts All Year Round.
    Kath x

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  4. Beautiful creation, lots of detail to delight to look at. Thanks for sharing with us at 613 Ave Create.
    Hugs, Sandy DT

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  5. Super card and thanks you're playing with Scrapbookstampsociety.

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  6. This is soo beautiful!Thanks for join us at
    ScrapbookStampSociety Challenge.
    Hope to see you again and good luck.
    Gr.Kaija Dt-member

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  7. it's beautiful Sharon
    Thanks for join us at
    {ScrapbookStampSociety DT Member}
    Hope to see you again and goodluck

    Greetings Karin DT Coördinator

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  8. Fabulous creations! Thank you so much for sharing with us at Lemon Shortbread Challenge Blog!

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