Trusty Tools Colorful Card- Card Swap

by - December 02, 2023

 Hello my crafty friends,

 


The new mini catalog is out and SALE-A-Bration is Back!!

I am loving this new catalog, and the Trusty Tool bundle was a must have of mine.


Not only because we can preorder it (perk of being a demonstrator) or because it had a matching DSP (sale-a-bration.)

But because of the Men I have in my life. 

They are all handy men, and a lot of the tools in this bundle are the most used by them.

But I decided to take it up a notch, making a colorful card.

 

I Made this card back in November for a Swap I decided to participate in. I have to make them in advance because I have to mail them out, but this time I decided to drive up to Dallas and take it myself.


So I hope you get inspired by this card, and if you make it, please tag me in your picture or post. I would love to see what you made.

 

I DO NOT provide PDF’s, for any of my videos. 

 

However, I will give you the measurements but not instructions. If you would like to know how I achieved a certain technique I suggest you watch the video.

 







CARD (Portrait)

Cardbase: Basic Black

8 ½" x 5 ½" scored at 4 ¼"

Cardstock: Basic White 5 3/8” x 4 1/8” 

                     Basic Black circle (stylist shapes) die cut. 

Ink: Parakeet Party

        Granny Apple Green

         Melon Mambo

         Fresh Freesia

         Balmy Blue

         Lemon Lolly

         Daffodil Delight

Tools: Artistically Inked

Translucent Florals

Irresistible Blooms

Iridescent Rhinestones Basic Jewels

inks

If you would like to see the process video, click on the video to watch.


Hope you have found some inspiration and if you have any questions regarding any products I have used or just in general please feel free and reach out. I will be more than happy to help.

 

THANK YOU FOR STOPPING BY.

 

 

These are my favorite tools.

If you click on the image it will take you directly to my store.

 


Alright friends, until next time STAY CRAFTINATED!



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