Spring Melody Elements
Perfect for card makers and scrapbookers
Commercial use is not allowed on these items, although you may use on cards/projects to sell
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![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/scrapbooking/embelishments-sets/various/spring-melody-elements.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/gwyneth-george/photo601502.jpg&description=Spring Melody Elements%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20GWYNETH GEORGE%20-%20I love the pastel shades of the elements in this kit and know they would work great as elements on a scrapbook page, but for this project I wanted to use the scalloped edges of the mats enclosed as the format for a large circular easel card. I took elements from the kit into one of my graphics packages and built up two pages of elements for my layout, both for the layered front and for the inside and stop-bar. After I was happy with the layout I printed them out onto two A4 sheets of glossy Crafty Bob paper. I then cut out the pieces. I took a square 8" white Crafty Bob card and scored it some 3.5" from the fold. I then attached the larger layer I'd cut out to the front of the card, making sure it was only attached using finger-lift tape to the bottom half of the front and that it went slightly over the fold. I then cut around the top layer to make the whole card the same shape. I then used 2mm deep, double sided, foam tape as well as finger-lift tape to attach all the elements, putting the paper ribbon element on the front at a jaunty angle. I've not put on a greeting yet as I'm not sure what language the greeting will be needed in.){kind=link}
I love the pastel shades of the elements in this kit and know they would work great as elements on a scrapbook page, but for this project I wanted to use the scalloped edges of the mats enclosed as the format for a large circular easel card.
I took elements from the kit into one of my graphics packages and built up two pages of elements for my layout, both for the layered front and for the inside and stop-bar.
After I was happy with the layout I printed them out onto two A4 sheets of glossy Crafty Bob paper.
I then cut out the pieces. I took a square 8" white Crafty Bob card and scored it some 3.5" from the fold.
I then attached the larger layer I'd cut out to the front of the card, making sure it was only attached using finger-lift tape to the bottom half of the front and that it went slightly over the fold.
I then cut around the top layer to make the whole card the same shape. I then used 2mm deep, double sided, foam tape as well as finger-lift tape to attach all the elements, putting the paper ribbon element on the front at a jaunty angle.
I've not put on a greeting yet as I'm not sure what language the greeting will be needed in.
