Are you looking to create a dazzling handmade card that will WOW your loved ones this Winter? Look no further – this Glitter Winter Ice Skate Card has got you covered! Why not mix it up and try using different colours of mirror card & pastes for a different effect!
You’ll need:
- Luxury Foiled Acetate Pack
- Sparkelicious Glitter – Princess
- Sparkelicious Glitter – Grasshopper
- Christmas Bow and Accessories Stamps and Dies
- Sparkelicious Glitter – Get Down and Boogie
- Sparkelicious Glitter – Pink Champagne
- Snowflake Stencil
- Stencil Paste
- White Card
- Pink Mirror Card
- Silver Glitter Card
- 8″ x 8″ Base Card
- Die Cutting Machine
- Square Dies
- Art Glitter Glue
- Foam Tape
Glitter Winter Ice Skate Card Instructions:
Step 1
Die cut a 5.1/2″ square out of the middle of the base card and glitter around the inside edges with Princess Sparkelicious.
Step 2
Choose a piece of Luxury Foiled Acetate from the pack and attach to the back of the opening with double sided tape.
Step 3
Dot the Art Glitter Glue around the acetate nd sprinkle the Princess glitter over.
Step 4
Apply the stencil paste on to the top of the stencil using pink mirror card and when dry cut out the middle using the next larger square die than the one used before.
Step 5
Cut 8 thin strips of silver glitter card and glue in place on the inner edges and outer edges.
Step 6
Attach 3D foam tape and mat and layer onto the base card.
Step 7
Glitter the back of the ice skates from the Luxury Foiled pack.
Step 8
Cut out when dry and position in place with foam tape.
Step 9
Die cut the bow in pink mirror card and place on the left hand side.
Step 10
For the inside mat a piece of white card onto silver glitter card and attach, using the square from the stencil. 11. Matt and layer onto silver glitter card and position into place.
There you have it, a beautiful, Glitter Winter Ice Skate Card. Did you like this project? Have you tried making this Christmas Card? Make sure you share your finished project in the Stamps by Chloe Facebook Group – We’d love to see it! You can find more Christmas Card Projects right here on the blog!
