Today is Children in Need day and they’ve
all been packed off to school in various levels of fancy costume, so I thought
a children’s project would be apt.
I found this cool idea on Pinterest (of
course) and traced it back to Julie
Davison, who has a handy video tutorial. We actually made a Christmas
version of the Mosaic Madness card at a Crafty Friday a couple of months ago
but I don’t think I ever took a pic.
Here is my owl version, made to accommodate
a gift card inside, tucked between the two grassy layers.
The card is a lot simpler than it looks. It’s just two pieces of cardstock, sandwiched together with strips of acetate (only one strip in this case) in between. The important thing to remember is that you’ll need to punch doubles of everything you want to be “floating”, so I punched two owl bodies, to encase the strip of acetate.
Stamps: Remembering
Your Birthday
Cardstock:
Melon Mambo, Old Olive, Elegant Eggplant, Daffodil Delight, Pumpkin Pie, Crumb
Cake
Paper:
Mosaic Madness
Ink: Old
Olive
Punches:
Owl, Bird, Itty Bitty Punch Pack, Scallop Edge
Accessories:
Basic Pearls
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