Wednesday, 28 April 2021

Cards by Jenny - More cards using the Serenity Mini Pack by Celebr8

   

CARDS USING SERENITY MINI PACK 


Hello Again Chit Chatters. I hope you are all well and have had some time to be crafty.

 Jenny with you again to share another 3 cards made using the new SPP5720 – Serenity Mini Pack by Celebr8. This pack is extremely versatile and can be used to make a mini album, calendar,  cards or even a combination of these. I love the colours and really enjoyed working with this very versatile pack.



This pack also contains the following sheets that can be cut and used on your cards making co-ordination of the different elements extremely simple. 









In addition to the pack I used Uniquely Creative UCE1811 – Cards & Envelopes, some Foam Mount Tape6mm Double Sided TapeXpress it glue pen & Brusha sheet of 12 x 12 cardstock and Clear Wink of Stella.


These products can be purchased from Craft on the Run.

                 

Card 1


This is a very simple card to make. Firstly I chose a background paper and a rectangular sentiment from the pack. I mounted the background paper onto co-ordinating cardstock using 6mm Double Sided Tape leaving a border. I then mounted this to the card covering the whole base card. 



About two thirds of the way down the card mount a cut off strip from one of the patterned pages. The large sentiment is mounted using 6mm Double Sided Tape to cardstock (the same colour as used in the above step) leaving a border. This sentiment was then mounted onto the card using Foam Mount Tape for some added dimension


 The card was then embellished with some small cut out sentiments and butterfly. To finish off use Clear Wink of Stella over the butterfly.

Your card is now complete

                                       

          

Card 2

This is another card that is very easy to create and looks quite effective. Firstly I chose a background paper and a contrast cardstock. I mounted the background paper onto co-ordinating cardstock using 6mm Double Sided Tape, leaving a narrow border and then adhered to the card



Fussy cut one of the floral cut outs and mount on the left hand side of the card using Foam Mount Tape.  Using some other cut outs embellish your card as desired mounting with either 6mm Double Sided Tape or Foam Mount Tape.

Using a sentiment die (or sticker if no die available) add a large sentiment to the card in the same colour as the background cardstock.

TIP

When die cutting intricate words or patterns add some double sided sticker paper to the back of the cardstock before running to die cutting machine. When it come time to adhere just peel off the paper on the remaining side and stick - just like a sticker)


Your card is now complete. 

                        

                   

Card 3



This card is also quite simple to make and looks effective. Fussy cut one of the floral cut outs and mount on the right hand side of the card using Foam Mount Tape.  Using some other cut outs embellish your card as desired mounting with either 6mm Double Sided Tape or Foam Mount Tape.


Using a sentiment die (or sticker if no die available) add a large sentiment to the card in the same colour as the background cardstock.

TIP

When die cutting intricate words or patterns add some double sided sticker paper to the back of the cardstock before running to die cutting machine. When it come time to adhere just peel off the paper on the remaining side and stick - just like a sticker)

Your card is now complete. 

                                                           

                 

        I hope you have enjoyed my blog. Please keep a look out for my next blog later in the month using the same mini pack for a totally different look.

Until next time. 
I hope you find some inspiration and find time to create.

  Products for these cards can be found below.




















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         Until next time. 
I hope you find some inspiration and find time to create.



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