Diamond Wedding |
The wording was achieved by printing it out at the correct size and traced through with the Quickie glue pen, allowing that to dry overnight before applying the glitter, and brushing off the excess. Then I turned it over and embossed from the back. that has the effect of pushing the glitter out and creating more of a shine.
The problems continued when I scanned the whole card to keep a record of it. I had not noticed that the scanner was set on an extra high resolution from when I was scanning in tiny family photos for use later. So, without me realising it, the file was huge, and gave the computer indigestion, not allowing me to edit and straighten the image. Then, of course, Blogger refused to upload it until I had shrunk it down drastically.
Anyway, it is done now and the card is ready to send. Then I can settle down to sorting out all the cards I need for April and May, with a nice bit of playing thrown in for good measure.
7 comments:
That is truly beautiful - what a wonderful keepsake XX
happy WOYWW
Rebecca (32) xx
Stunning parchment work, Margaret - a beautiful keepsake.
Such a beautiful card, I haven't done any parchment work so it is lovely to see how it looks.
Never done any parchment craft but I see you've made a fab job of it.
Hugs, Sandra #14
Gorgeous, gorgeous....worth every bit of the effort.
Oh my, there’s a few hours of work there Maggie!
Your card is beautiful and well worth all the hassle with the glue
Happy Crafting.
Sue
X x x
Such a beautiful special card. Lots of work in ti and so detailed. Lovely!
JoZarty x
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