GOLDEN GLORY TRIPLE EASEL CHRISTMAS KIT
Absolutely gorgeous in shades of gold for a sparkly christmas card with a twist ! A triple easel with a central straight easel and two twisted easel panel on each side, featuring bells, holly and golden poinsettia.
Instructions for the triple easel are included on one of the sheets.
The card has its own matching envelope as this is a large DL card and most of us just don"t have suitable envelopes handy.
The kit includes the base, the three toppers with their decoupage, a two page envelope and a page of sentiment stoppers.
These read : Joy to the World, Have yourself a Glorious Christmas, Season's Greetings, Best Wishes for Christmas and one blank for your own peel-off or lettering.
Thanks for looking and ENJOY !
Photographs from the Community
 with silicone gel. Trimmed the base with gold Dazzle borders, added Diamond Stickles glitter to the sentiment letters, the flower centers, and the bell clappers. Made a separate enclosure card for a message with the extra bell panel and some ribbon decoupage, then put the envelope together with strong dst. Finished the card with a light spray of Gold Glitter Dust. Note: the paper I used was rather lightweight, which is why I used extra decoupage to weight the panels so they would stand in place nicely.){kind=link}
Printed on matte photo paper with an extra copy of the sheet with the panels and decoupage. Used the instructions on the sheet to score, fold and/or cut the base where shown.
Used silicone gel to attach the stopper/sentiment, dst to add the three panels to the folded supports, then built layers of decoupage (with some extra from the added sheet I printed) with silicone gel.
Trimmed the base with gold Dazzle borders, added Diamond Stickles glitter to the sentiment letters, the flower centers, and the bell clappers.
Made a separate enclosure card for a message with the extra bell panel and some ribbon decoupage, then put the envelope together with strong dst.
Finished the card with a light spray of Gold Glitter Dust. Note: the paper I used was rather lightweight, which is why I used extra decoupage to weight the panels so they would stand in place nicely.
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