Best Wishes
Cardstock by Di Hickman |
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Beginner - Heritage can be described as a style, invoking images of vintage looking papers, lace, and distressing techniques. Many vintage embellishments are available from old style bookplates, frames, bobby pins and much more. Techniques that invoke the heritage feel include inking, paper tearing, paper folding, and layering. Many of these embellishments and techniques can be used on layouts but they can also be used on cards. I love to send and receive cards, and as a style, heritage can be applied to cards in all manner of techniques.
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Supplies
 - Cardstock (Die Cuts With a View)
- Patterned paper (the paper company)
- Ink (Around the Block)
- Brads (Boxer Scrapbooks)
- Flowers (Prima)
- Stamp (Fiskars)
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Instructions
1. Cut a 5” x 10” piece of blue cardstock, ink all the edges with gold ink, score in half and fold, this will be the card base.
2. Cut patterned paper to 4.5” x 4.5”, ink edges. Cut light blue cardstock to 4” x 3”, trim bottom edge with scallop scissors. Tim top ½” and ink all edges, adhere to card leaving small gap for interest.
3. Cut patterned paper to 1.5” x 2.5” and stamp greeting, ink all edges and mount onto dark blue cardstock, trim, ink edges and adhere to 4.5” patterned paper square.
4. Attach flowers to card with gold brads, and adhere front to card base. For an added touch of elegance make a matching envelope.
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Printable Project Card