PINK ROSES: A5 Pink Rose Birthday Quick Card With Decoupage & Commercial Use
The pink roses on this A5 card front make a beautiful floral quick card. Or you can add each of the decoupage roses and additional sentiment tags if you wish. Co-ordinating inserts and backgrounds are also available.
And, as with all my sheets, this one comes with small-scale commercial use. Meaning that as well as personal use, you're also free to sell anything you make from the printed out sheet, whether you sell on CUP or elsewhere. Happy crafting!
Photographs from the Community
 for the first card and matching background design (cup1048949_79993) for the second card. For the first card I cut a piece of the background just slightly smaller than the front of base card, mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of white base card with DST. The main topper from the design sheet was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to the left hand side of front of card with DST. Decoupage was added using foam pads. A matching satin ribbon bow was secured on the right hand side and card completed by securing one of the matching inserts (cup1048943_79993) with DST. For the easel card I cut a piece of the second background just slightly smaller than the base of the easel and another piece just slightly smaller than the front of the easel. Each piece was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to the white base card with DST. The main topper from the design sheet was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured centrally to the front of the easel with DST. Decoupage was added using foam pads. I made 'a stopper' for the easel using one of the sentiments. The design sheets are so pretty and by 'mixing and matching' lots of different cards can be made, all sure to please the recipient. Well done, Clare.
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Printed and cut out design pieces. I also printed out matching background design (cup1048945_79993) for the first card and matching background design (cup1048949_79993) for the second card.
For the first card I cut a piece of the background just slightly smaller than the front of base card, mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of white base card with DST.
The main topper from the design sheet was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to the left hand side of front of card with DST.
Decoupage was added using foam pads.
A matching satin ribbon bow was secured on the right hand side and card completed by securing one of the matching inserts (cup1048943_79993) with DST.
For the easel card I cut a piece of the second background just slightly smaller than the base of the easel and another piece just slightly smaller than the front of the easel.
Each piece was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to the white base card with DST.
The main topper from the design sheet was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured centrally to the front of the easel with DST.
Decoupage was added using foam pads. I made 'a stopper' for the easel using one of the sentiments.
The design sheets are so pretty and by 'mixing and matching' lots of different cards can be made, all sure to please the recipient.
Well done, Clare.
I printed the image onto watercolor card paper, cut out all elements and decoupaged them with double side adhesive foam tapes.
For one of my cards I choose the base card colored gradually from light blue to pink color. I made it square and added crystal rhombus aside.
For another one - just matching color base card.
 for the first card and matching background design (cup1048949_79993) for the second card. For the first card I cut a piece of the background just slightly smaller than the front of base card, mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of white base card with DST. The main topper from the design sheet was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to the left hand side of front of card with DST. Decoupage was added using foam pads. A matching satin ribbon bow was secured on the right hand side and card completed by securing one of the matching inserts (cup1048943_79993) with DST. For the easel card I cut a piece of the second background just slightly smaller than the base of the easel and another piece just slightly smaller than the front of the easel. Each piece was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to the white base card with DST. The main topper from the design sheet was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured centrally to the front of the easel with DST. Decoupage was added using foam pads. I made 'a stopper' for the easel using one of the sentiments. The design sheets are so pretty and by 'mixing and matching' lots of different cards can be made, all sure to please the recipient. Well done, Clare.
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Printed and cut out design pieces. I also printed out matching background design (cup1048945_79993) for the first card and matching background design (cup1048949_79993) for the second card.
For the first card I cut a piece of the background just slightly smaller than the front of base card, mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of white base card with DST.
The main topper from the design sheet was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to the left hand side of front of card with DST.
Decoupage was added using foam pads.
A matching satin ribbon bow was secured on the right hand side and card completed by securing one of the matching inserts (cup1048943_79993) with DST.
For the easel card I cut a piece of the second background just slightly smaller than the base of the easel and another piece just slightly smaller than the front of the easel.
Each piece was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to the white base card with DST.
The main topper from the design sheet was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured centrally to the front of the easel with DST.
Decoupage was added using foam pads. I made 'a stopper' for the easel using one of the sentiments.
The design sheets are so pretty and by 'mixing and matching' lots of different cards can be made, all sure to please the recipient.
Well done, Clare.
I printed the image onto watercolor card paper, cut out all elements and decoupaged them with double side adhesive foam tapes.
For one of my cards I choose the base card colored gradually from light blue to pink color. I made it square and added crystal rhombus aside.
For another one - just matching color base card.