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All About Layering 4

Hello Crafty friends! This is my last class for the level 1 AECP. It's been a while I know! For this card 
  • I first used the tulips from the Craft a Tulip and each petal I shaded with the Altenew inksWoodland escape dye set. 
  • I then inked the flower center and stamen to pieced these together.  
  • I inked the stem and leaves with distress inks bundled sage and shabby shutters. 



  • I die cut the embellished star die using glittered cardstock
  • I then used black cardstock to trace the mandala die and cut this to adhere this behind the glittered mandala
  • Then I used the exquisite marble foil plate to foil gold onto the background
  • Lastly, I made to layers of the tiny sentiment wishing die, one in black and another in gold. I used the gold behind the black to add a bit of dimensional layering and a pop of color. 




 

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  1. Erum TasneemApril 24, 2025 at 2:25 AM

    Oooh the sparkle!! Love the peachy florals and the hint of gold behind the sentiment.

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