This card has been made very quickly using large peel offs. This is a good card for a beginner to practise using a grid or just to make a quick card.
I just folded a piece of A4 parchment paper in half and the chose a large peel off which I stuck onto the parchment paper in the bottom corner and attached two smaller peel offs in each of the top corners.
Using White Tinta ink I then traced around a greeting that I had (I had previously typed this using a large font and then printed out). From the back I then embossed the wording and the flowers of the top corner peel offs.
I then coloured the flowers of the large peel off from the front using Tinta Yellow Ink.
With an Easy Grid, I pierced each hole to form the pattern inside the peel offs of all that had not been coloured all embossed.
With a Semi Circle Perforating Tool, I then pierced a pattern from the edge of the peel offs to the edge card and cut out. With a Two Split perforating Tool, I pierced from the edge of the card to the peel off and in between the peel offs and cut to create a nice border.
I just folded a piece of A4 parchment paper in half and the chose a large peel off which I stuck onto the parchment paper in the bottom corner and attached two smaller peel offs in each of the top corners.
Using White Tinta ink I then traced around a greeting that I had (I had previously typed this using a large font and then printed out). From the back I then embossed the wording and the flowers of the top corner peel offs.
I then coloured the flowers of the large peel off from the front using Tinta Yellow Ink.
With an Easy Grid, I pierced each hole to form the pattern inside the peel offs of all that had not been coloured all embossed.
With a Semi Circle Perforating Tool, I then pierced a pattern from the edge of the peel offs to the edge card and cut out. With a Two Split perforating Tool, I pierced from the edge of the card to the peel off and in between the peel offs and cut to create a nice border.
