MANUFACTURE A PRETTY SCRAPBOOKING-CARD IN LESS THAN ONE HALF HOUR...

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Since how long do you scrap ?

Since 2005, when I started to carry out the birth album of my nephew.

What do you prefer do out of Scrap?  
 
  I like to discover new methods, to touch with all, to create 30X30cm pages as well as mini-albums, or the cartery.

Which are your preferred colors?

   I do not have preferred colors, but of associations of colors: pink fuschia and green anise, turquoise and chocolate, orange and green apple etc…

What brings scrap to you?

First of all, scrap enables me to be found in my universe and to forget all my concern, it is really a bubble of relaxation, Zen.

It is then a way of emphasizing my memories to transmit them later to my children.

It is also a manner of carrying out single and original gifts for my family and my friends.

It is finally a great community of division and exchange, which allowed me to meet invaluable friends!

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Material used for the card

Here is the list of the material used:

Papers: Bazzill, paper watercolour.

Flowers Preceded marketing, brads to fix them.

Plugs: Scrappy Cat, Stampin' up.

Inks: Ink for painting Aladine, Archival Ink Jet Black, Versamark, cubic Versacolor.

Transparent emboss Powders .

Festooned oval paper punch machine.

Self-adhesive ribbon Hobbyfun.

Realization of the card

Cut a rectangle 15X30cm in Bazzill paper, fold it in two to obtain a square 15X15cm, it will be the support of the card.
Cut a square 14X14cm in paper watercolour for the bottom of the card.
Stamp a pattern (here floral topic) in Versamark on all the square, while not forgetting to make exceed the pattern out of the sheet.

Pour on the patterns the emboss powder, withdraw the surplus and heat it with the emboss-gun (heat gun).

Put a drop of Aladine ink for painting in a little glass of water in order to dilute it well.

Using a brush, Paint the bottom of the card summarily, Avoid having a too regular bottom. Let dry, or dry with the heat-gun if you're impatient one…

Take again the same stamp, and at this time, stamp the pattern with an ink toning in with and slightly darker than the bottom (here, cubic Versacolor). Shift slightly the pattern compared to those stamped in Versamark.

Pass the edges of your paper with the ink used for the stamps of the bottom of chart.

The bottom of the card is finished, you have now to go for decoration.

Stamp the bouquet pattern on a piece of watercolour paper with the ink Archival (which resists water), Cut out with good dimensions.
Color the flowers with the brush or the felt-tip pen.
Ink the edges of paper with the ink you previously used for the bottom of the card.
Stick on a piece of paper Bazzill of the same color as the support of the card.

Stamp the text on another piece of paper watercolour, always with Archival ink.
Cut out with the paper shaper or paper punch, and ink edges with the ink previously used for the bottom of chart.

Let us pass to the assembly of the card.

Stick the bottom of the card on the Bazzill support, stick the ribbon to a third of the bottom of chart.
Add the pattern bouquet, decorated with flowers Prima maintained by a brad.
Fix a flower on paper text using a brad, and stick the unit on the card with a double-coated foam to give volume.

Here is a pretty card carried out in less than one half an hour ! Good scrap !