If January’s drearily dull weather and darker, shorter days are wearing thin, shine bright with this cheerful rainbow sunburst card. It’s ideal for using up colourful scraps of paper and card and it doesn’t require any fancy shaped dies either. This greeting will make anyone smile!
You will need: Craft essentials, Circle nesting dies, Marker pens, Sentiment stamp, Ink pad
METHOD
1 Lightly draw around the inside of a small circle die onto a 10.5cm x 15cm piece of white card. Draw lines coming out from the circle in each direction and cut out alternate sections.
2 Using the cut card as a template, draw around the shape onto another piece of white card. Colour in the sections that can be seen between the white rays. Layer the white front onto the coloured card and trim the edges so that the panel measures 10cm x 14.5cm.
3 Matt the panel onto a 10.5cm x 15cm blank with 3D foam tape. Stamp a sentiment, cut out with a small circle die and matt onto a larger die-cut black shape. Stick to the centre of the white panel and
add gems to finish.
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