Giraffe Over The Edge Card
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 and printed a variated coloured background on one and a giraffe blotches pattern on the other. I used my CraftROBO to cut the main card out of the variated background and the back panel out of the patterned background. I used Foto glue to stick the back panel behind the giraffe cutout front. I simply finished the card off with black border peeloffs for some definition around the sides of the card.
An easy to make card with the CraftROBO doing the hard work, but still plenty of room to be crafty if you want to play around with the background (I'm thinking of Acacia Trees perhaps) and the main body colour of the giraffe.){kind=link}
I took two pieces of cardstock (160gsm) and printed a variated coloured background on one and a giraffe blotches pattern on the other. I used my CraftROBO to cut the main card out of the variated background and the back panel out of the patterned background. I used Foto glue to stick the back panel behind the giraffe cutout front. I simply finished the card off with black border peeloffs for some definition around the sides of the card.
An easy to make card with the CraftROBO doing the hard work, but still plenty of room to be crafty if you want to play around with the background (I'm thinking of Acacia Trees perhaps) and the main body colour of the giraffe.
I cut the main part of the card from a plain coloured textured cardstock and then cut the backing insert from a patterned cardstock this is a quick an easy card to make that would be great for a fan of wildlife.
I cut the design out with my Silhouette Cameo and used black backing paper for his eye and hoofs. I covered the rest with brown backing paper and covered the workings with the backing sheet.
I cut the main part of the card from a plain coloured textured cardstock and then cut the backing insert from a patterned cardstock this is a quick an easy card to make that would be great for a fan of wildlife.