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Hi Everyone!

It's Karin from PeppermintPatty's Papercraft, here to share my first post as part of the summer term design Team. I am so excited to be here! For today's card I've played with some adorable products from Lawn Fawn. I just LOVE these little faries..






 Instructions:

1. Make a cardbase from white cardstock and then cut a panel from the same white cardstock.
2. 2/3 down I cut the panel in half using  stitched puffy cloud border dies from both sides.
3. Ink a piece of vellum with distress ink; Tumbled glass, Peacock Feathers and Peeled paint and adhered it between the two panels with tape adhesive.
4 color and diecut three faries and adhere to card with foam adhesive.
5. Stamp sentiment
6. Adhere panel to cardbase with foam Adhesive


Supplies:

Stamps:
Lawn Fawn, Fairy Friends

Dies:
Lawn Fawn Puffy Clouds

Ink:
Tuxedo Black ink
Rangers Distress Ink

Tools:
x-press blending card
Blending tool
Stamping mask paper

Adhesives:
Foam Adhesive
Dot Gluetape

Coloring Mediums:
Copic Markers




Have a great day, hugs, Karin

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