Starburst card - A2 = 5.5" x 4.25" DP from DCWV Mainstreet Stack |
To create this card:
- Cut a piece of cardstock 5.25" x 4" to attach the starburst rays onto. This piece will not be viewable when done.
- Cut several coordinating cardstock pieces at 4.5" x 1.5". I choose three different cardstocks from DCWV Mainstreet Stack.
- Cut each of the 4.5" x 1.5" pieces in half on the diagonal. Ink the edges of each with Tim Holtz Tea Dye Distress Ink.
- Tape each diagonal cut around the 5.25" x 4" cardstock cut. Trim off edges to create a clean looking starburst.
- Cut a 5.25" x 4" mat (green tweed). Attach starburt to mat and attach to card base.
- Punch a 1" circle (solid green). Attach butterfly (from Martha Stewart punch). Mount with foam tape where all starburst cuts come to a point. White gel pen and Liquid Pearls used to create the antennae of butterfly.
Inside of Card |
Inside of card:
- Mat 1 (green tweed) = 5" x 3.75". Paper from DCWV Mainstreet Stack.
- Mat 2 (beige) = 4.75" x 3.5".
- Butterflies = from Martha Stewart punch.
Marilyn, those paper strips really draw your eye in! Love it! ~andrea
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial on how to do this background! I love the bright and pretty papers you used!
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Great take on the theme. I love how you created your own background from the paper rays. Lot's of work went into this and it shows. Great job. ♥ Denise
ReplyDeleteThis card is fabulous! I love the sun rays I'm too timid to try making those yet hehehe!
ReplyDeleteI've always thought I wouldn't have the patience to do this technique, but your instructions make me think I can handle it. :) You did a great job on this challenge!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this card!! I wish I had the tutorial when I did mine a few weeks ago, I really struggled. You rocked this, great work.
ReplyDeleteI love the design of your card and background Marilyn. The contrast of colors particularly from the red patterned paper is striking. Great Card! xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I'm a little intimidated to try myself, it looks stunning!
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