Miscellaneous Cards - Page 10

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Mermaid Dominos (M36)

  1. Tape three regular sized dominos together on the back
  2. Stamp image with black Staz-On and heat set
  3. Apply chalk to image with foam applicators and spray with Workable Fixative. (The first layer of chalk will be very light)
  4. Keep adding chalk and spraying with the fixative until the color is as dark as you want.
  5. Spray with Mat Sealer and let dry
  6. Brush on Future Floor Finish and let dry
  7. Add two additional coats, letting dry between each coat
  8. Outline dominos with gold leafing pen.

    Tile: Glue dominos to center of 6x6" white glossy ceramic tile with E6000 glue

     

     



    Mat: Cut blue mat board 4 1/4" x 5 1/2". Cut white cardstock a little smaller and tape to mat. Tear strips of various shades of blue cardstock, tape together and tape to white cardstock. Attach dominos with E6000 glue

     

     



    Frame: Attach torn strips of blue cardstock to white cardboard and insert in frame. Attach dominos with E6000 glue. Stamps: Small MerFemme Stamp (Time to Stamp)

    Published in SSReflections On-Line Ezine

Graduation (M38)

    Pocket
  1. Cut a piece of beige parchment cardstock to measure 8 1/2"" x 9"
  2. Score 2 1/4" from left edge and 2 3/8" from right edge, leaving 4" for the front of the pocket
  3. Cut semi-circle from top of pocket
  4. Stamp as desired and fold scored edges to the back, taping to close

    I computer generated the watch collage including the text and printed on the cardstock before cutting. The first image to the left shows my printed page. I had to make sure that my text and images were centered so they would show up on the center panel. I also cut a small rectangle for the letters "GRAD" to show through from the inserted card before taping shut. I then stippled with brown ink to add some shading.

    Inside Card
  1. Cut dark red cardstock 3 3/4" x 9" and stamp design (I used the same computer-generated design as on the front, except I printed in black ink and didn't include the text. I made sure that the GRAD of Graduate lined up with the rectangle cut from the pocket)
  2. Computer generate text on vellum and attach to card with red eyelets
  3. Attach a copper eyelet to the top and thread fibers through
  4. Insert card in pocket
  5. Computer generate two tags with "0" on one and "4" on the other, punch holes and thread fiber through.
  6. Tie in knot around the pocket.

    Stamps: None - computer generated

    Based on a card by Kathleen Paneitz in Stamp It! Cards magazine

Graduation Shaker (M39H)

  1. Make a Shaker Box from the Penny Wise Arts template
  2. Computer generate the caps and diplomas on the shaker box template before printing on white cardstock
  3. Brayer with shades of blue pigment ink
  4. Assemble shaker box using blue beads from Penny Wise Arts.
  5. Layer shaker box to black card stock, then tape to light blue folded card
  6. Attach black mini-brads in four corners, and string with black embroidery thread, ending in bottom left corner
  7. Make a small tassel from thread and attach to the bottom left brad. Add a little glue to be sure it stays in place
  8. Computer generate larger cap and diploma on white card stock, cut out, and paint with blue and green Twinkling H2O's
  9. Cover with O'So Sticky tape, remove protective layer and cover with clear beads
  10. Layer to light blue, then to black card stock
  11. Attach to card with foam tape

    Stamps: None - computer generated

    Published in SSReflections On-Line Ezine



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