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Tracey Daykin-Jones proves there’s crafty gold at the end of this peppy rainbow project
YOU WILL NEED:
Dies: stitch-edged circle, stitch-edged semi-circle
Stamp, Herringbone Sentiments
Paper pad, My Favorite Things Over the rainbow
Ink pad, embossing
Embossing powder, black
Embellishment, ribbon
Adhesives, 3D foam pads
METHOD:
Die cut multiple circles and semi-circles from different patterned papers. Build the layers up two thirds of the way onto a 10.5cm x 15cm blank. Adhere striped paper to the top section and conceal the join with ribbon. Stamp a sentiment onto white card in embossing ink, heat emboss with black embossing powder, then die cut into a stitch-edged circle. Mount onto a scallop-edged circle and fix to the greeting with 3D foam pads.
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