Landscape Intricate Die-cut Wedding Card
Layer die-cut aperture panels to create this bold and impressive wedding card with metallic embossed dots
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You will need:
- White 11x14.5cm card blank
- White, pink & teal cardstock
- Tonic Studios Rose Garden, Mixed Layering Rectangles, Framed Screens Curved Crosses & Simple Stripes die sets
- Tonic Studios Miniature Moments Wedding die
- Classic Gold, Classic Silver & Crystal Clear Tonic Studios Nuvo embossing powders
- Tonic Nuvo Clear Mark inkpad
- Tonic Funky Glue Stick
- Tonic Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive
- Enamel dots
- Heat tool
- 3D foam pads
1
Use the largest outline die in the Framed Screens die set to cut two rectangles from white cardstock, score 3cm in from the long edge to create your hinge, and adhere the two pieces together to create the card blank.
2
Die-cut two scalloped frames from white cardstock, stack them togethe
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You will need:
- White 11x14.5cm card blank
- White, pink & teal cardstock
- Tonic Studios Rose Garden, Mixed Layering Rectangles, Framed Screens Curved Crosses & Simple Stripes die sets
- Tonic Studios Miniature Moments Wedding die
- Classic Gold, Classic Silver & Crystal Clear Tonic Studios Nuvo embossing powders
- Tonic Nuvo Clear Mark inkpad
- Tonic Funky Glue Stick
- Tonic Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive
- Enamel dots
- Heat tool
- 3D foam pads
