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Designing with Patterned Paper and Computerized Fonts
Ronda Sydnor (The
Queen of Simply Elegant) This idea is very popular with new stampers coming over to card making from a scrapbook background and with new stampers that don’t have many sayings yet. It works well for cards and tags, too!
Supplies Instructions 1. Ink up images using Black Beauty and stamp images onto the white card stock. Trim to size 1 7/8” x 1½” for Queenie and 7/8” x 2 3/8” for Diva. 2. Render color in colored pencils or Faerie Mysts. After painting with Faerie Mysts allow image to dry. Apply the silver gel pen and carefully trace along the hanger to give it a metal effect. Apply Sailor Glue to straps and buttons on the gown and sprinkle on Prisma Glitter. When completely dry, dry brush excess glitter off. Trim designs to preferred size. 3. Choose saying and font. The font for Queenie is Ma Sexy bold size 16 printed out in black, one of my favorites. The Font for Diva is Bubble Man size18 printed out in Orange. Insert one full sheet of white cardstock into printer and print. Word 2000 is used for this process, but Word Pad and Notebook work equally well. Type in the first saying selection, hit enter a couple of times, and type in the next saying. Then, I play with the arrangement until it is lined up and has the look I am wanting. Print and trim to size: 1 7/8” x 1 ½” for the Queenie card and 7/8” x 2 3/8” for the Diva card).
4. Layer image and font onto coordinating colored cardstock with Easy 5. Decide on placement of image and saying, attach to patterned paper with Easy Stick. 6. Moving the rotary blade out of the way, score the half sheet of cardstock (colored or white) using a stylus tool and Fiskars trimmer at 4 ¼”. 7. Fold the half sheet of colored or white cardstock in half using a bone folder for a nice clean fold. 8. Run Easy Stick along the back of your ‘card front’ and attach to card. 9. A Simply Elegant card is completed!
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