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Wednesday, March 24, 2021

First Communion card using Maker Forte

  Hello crafty friends! Boy do I have a treat for you today... I have an adorable card to share with you featuring a beautiful stamp set from Maker Forte called "My first Communion" AND I have my first YouTube video that shows how I put this together. Be gentle...I was nervous in my 12 seconds of talking. 


I just love the shine the Maker Forte mercury Kaleidoscope Powder gives this card. I blended Pumice distress Oxide ink through the "In Bloom" Jess Francisco stencil and brushed Mercury Kaleidoscope powder over it. {I sprayed it lightly with aerosol hairspray to set the powder so it wouldn't rub off} I also stamped the sentiment with Pumice Distress Oxide ink and used the kaleidoscope powder for that as well. 


I stamped the girl using Eclipse Black re-Mark-able ink and colored her in with Copic Markers. {in the video, you can see how I added pleats to the dress with just a little color}
Dress: W1, W0, W00
Skin: E000, E00, R30-cheeks
Hair: Y32, E33, E35

I fussy cut her out and layered all of my panels together {listed in order from bottom to top}:
Card base: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" scored at 4 1/4"
Stormy (Metallic Slate) cardstock: 3 1/8" x 1 1/4"
Ultra White - Heavy Weight 110lb Cover: 3" x 1 1/8" {piece with sentiment}

I used foam to pop up the 5 3/" x 4 1/4" white panel on the Stormy cardstock, but in the video I put the foam on the Stormy cardstock by mistake. I like the foam on the white panel better. I also popped up the girl image and sentiment panels using foam tape. 




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Kimberly


 



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