Hi everyone, Janja here!
Warmer weather is an opportunity for meetings with family and friends in nature, garden or home terrace. Whether it's birthday party, relocation party or just anything like that.
Therefore I share today with you the invitation.
As a central element of the first page, I chose a window. I really like the Victorian window die, since the cutouts can be treated with various techniques. Invitation with it becomes mysterious, and mystery will be disclosed in its interior.
For the invitation we need:
My window is cut from the natural paper, which gives the impression of a limestone. Unfortunately, during the cutting, paper is slightly flattened.
For the other elements of the window, use a white cardstock and shade them plentiful with Distress ink - Weathered Wood. Cover them with Distress transparent crackle paint. Apply a thicker layer.
For greenery use the die leafy vines. Small leaves are wonderful for creating a climbing plant. I took tiny flower from the fancy Mary Jane shoes die. In the middle of each flower add a dot of liquid pearls - buttercup.
Arrange greenery and tiny flowers around the window.
In the upper right corner, add an inscription. Use the die rustic sign & trees.
As you already noticed on the second picture, we prepared two stone walls.
From the second one cut out a frame with a stitched wide rectangle frame die (the largest die of the set).
Add text, and our invitation is ready to send.
Don't forget on our May challenge - Hello spring. You have time to share your projects with us till the end of the month.
Warmer weather is an opportunity for meetings with family and friends in nature, garden or home terrace. Whether it's birthday party, relocation party or just anything like that.
Therefore I share today with you the invitation.
As a central element of the first page, I chose a window. I really like the Victorian window die, since the cutouts can be treated with various techniques. Invitation with it becomes mysterious, and mystery will be disclosed in its interior.
For the invitation we need:
- white card base: 4 1/4 x 5 1/2", folded
- colored cardstock: 4 x 5.2"
- white cardstock: 3.7 x 5 "
- stamp
- embossing folder
- Distress inks: Iced Spruce, Weathered Wood, Antique Linen, Moved Lawn and Worn Lipstick
- Distress crackle clear paint
- paper crimper
My window is cut from the natural paper, which gives the impression of a limestone. Unfortunately, during the cutting, paper is slightly flattened.
For the other elements of the window, use a white cardstock and shade them plentiful with Distress ink - Weathered Wood. Cover them with Distress transparent crackle paint. Apply a thicker layer.
On the inner side of the window fix a pleated roll. This is done with a paper crimper.
Arrange greenery and tiny flowers around the window.
In the upper right corner, add an inscription. Use the die rustic sign & trees.
As you already noticed on the second picture, we prepared two stone walls.
From the second one cut out a frame with a stitched wide rectangle frame die (the largest die of the set).
Add text, and our invitation is ready to send.
Don't forget on our May challenge - Hello spring. You have time to share your projects with us till the end of the month.
Dies, which I used at work:
Have a nice day.
Janja
