This is a 5.25 inch square acetate card. I used the paint pen to extend the web paper to the edges (don't look too closely - I didn't do a very good job!). The spider is a rub-on. I had to put him on white since I didn't think he'd show up on the web paper. Super easy and quick card to put together!
What started out as a few sheets of cardstock, a stamp or two, and some ink has now exploded into a filled up craft room. Now I'm on a spending freeze, so time to make do with what I have! Welcome to my adventure...
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Spider Acetate Card
I have this white paint pen that I've been experimenting with. I initially got it with the hope and intention that it would replace my old, dried up white gel pen, which I LOVED. I was quite disappointed to find out the paper completely soaked up all the color. Bummer. However, in testing it on acetate, it left a bright, vivid white that dried completely and does not smear! All is not lost on that purchase!
This is a 5.25 inch square acetate card. I used the paint pen to extend the web paper to the edges (don't look too closely - I didn't do a very good job!). The spider is a rub-on. I had to put him on white since I didn't think he'd show up on the web paper. Super easy and quick card to put together!
This is a 5.25 inch square acetate card. I used the paint pen to extend the web paper to the edges (don't look too closely - I didn't do a very good job!). The spider is a rub-on. I had to put him on white since I didn't think he'd show up on the web paper. Super easy and quick card to put together!
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Veeeery cute, Amy....just been having a snoop around your creations....you are VERY talented, lady!!
ReplyDeleteCute, had a quick peek at your cards, Anne-Marie mentioned your blog on hers so came to have a look and have joined as a follower,
ReplyDeleteSandy
What a fabulous card.And yes Anne-Marie sent me here too.So glad she did I too am now following You.xxx
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