Friday 26 April 2013

Dreaming of....

Dream Pop!

Dream Pop is CTMH's exclusive paper pack for National Scrapbooking Month. Only available during May, these bright and beautiful papers can be yours for only $10! Come back on May 1st for more details.

To get you Dreaming, here are a few cards I've made using Dream Pop papers and the May Stamp of the Month.

These are standard, 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" cards. In addition to the Dream Pop papers and stamp set, I used CTMH's new Washi Tape--one of my favourite new products. Instead of bling, I added sparkle with Glitz Glitter Gel. A finishing touch was added with Baker's Twine (from the Neutrals Assortment).

Here's a closer look at the cards with a few tips:
Add a little movement to a symmetrical design by adding  a few elements that are not straight. The Washi Tape and stars were added at an angle.

To wrap Baker's Twine around the front of the card, just cut a small slit in the folded edge of the card and carefully slip the Baker's Twine through. Be careful not to open the slit too far so it doesn't make an unsightly gap.






Layer the pinwheels with foam tape to add dimension to the card.

You don't need rhinestones and gems to make this card shine! Just add drops of Glitz Glitter Gel. The large dots on the right hand side of the card were created in 3 layers. Allow a few minutes drying time between layers.

Save yourself the hassle of measuring by using a single background over the entire card. Even though much of the background (orange) paper is covered, using an entire piece adds stability to the card as well as a little dimension when the other elements are layered on top.

To achieve the break in the handle of the pinwheel, simply stamp the sentiment first, then mask it with a piece of scrap paper. Stamp the handle then remove the mask.

Tie a cute bow with Baker's Twine and adhere with a drop of Liquid Glass.

Love the colours and textures of Dream Pop? come back to my blog over the next few weeks for more projects featuring Dream Pop.

Also, follow me on Pinterest for lots of inspiration using these great papers!

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