Scrolls Frame and Layers
Photographs from the Community
I resized the frames so I could fit 2 on an A4 sheet and cut alternate frames from silver mirri card and pale pink card and layered them up using spray adhesive.
I took a white square card blank and added a mat of the pink card.
I then printed Cup sheet 257716_1264 out as an A6 sheet and trimmed the frame on the main image and added the decoupage layer with glue gel.
I matted both the image and the greeting panel onto pink and then silver mirri card. I attached the bear topper to the centre of the card with ds tape and the greeting panel with glue gel.
I finished by layering up 2 glitter flowers and attaching them with glue gel and tying a length of pink organza ribbon around the spine.
These frames will have so many uses as a backdrop to decoupage, stamped images, scrapbook pages, as well as a focal point in their own right.
This design is gorgeous! it looks like a carving when put together.
The design has been cut using a Black gloss card and layered together with foam pads, except for the top layer which I glued on. I've made my own Black card base and attached a pink paper mat, die cut four corners and a small Butterfly. The large Butterfly was cut on the Cameo and coloured with Promarkers. The flowers are punched using Nellie Snellen punches.
I printed out three of the backgrounds from cup349843_1749 onto 250gsm Super Smooth white cardstock before feeding them into my machine and cutting out three of the layers of this cutting file.
The fourth layer I cut out of white, linen textured, cardstock.
I took a 6" square, scalloped edge, white base card, scored it at the half way point of the front using my Hougie Board and folded to make an easel.
I used quick grab wet glue to glue the top three layers of the frame together and then clear foam squares to attach the frame to the back layer before attaching the bottom of this to the front half of my card using finger-lift tape.
While cutting out the frames I also dotted some flower shapes and a greetings panel over the background areas not used and I then used these to decorate my card, using 2mm deep foam tape to attach the greetings panel as a stopper and glue gel to attach the flowers after shaping them a bit.
The greeting I've got on this card is "Dioloch" - which is Welsh for "Thank You".
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