If you’ve seen my last few posts, then it’s no secret that I love the Hold on to Hope bundle – but how about a Hold on to Hope Congratulations card? I just had to use my current favourite for my Onstage 2018 swaps. I had used a sponged background recently for team swaps and also for an Easter card that I posted a few weeks back. This effect is so easy yet very effective and thought it would pair again perfectly with the flowers from the Hold on to Hope bundle as a congratulations card.
Tips and Tricks for my Hold on to Hope Congratulations card
- You can easily achieve the colouring on the flowers by simply colouring directly onto the stamp with your Stampin’ Write markers.
- Using the adhesive sheets with the vellum totally avoids the problem of how can I hide the adhesive?
- You can use the Stampin’ Blends to colour in the rhinestones to co-ordinate with your project – the Blends will be back in your brand new Annual catalogue launching beginning of June
https://youtu.be/PmirjA5f42w
This card is really easy to produce and I’ve made a video to show you the various stages. It was a little fiddly to create as the ‘amazing’ is a bit delicate in vellum but apart from that, it was simple to create en masse for a swap card. If I swapped with you at Onstage 2018 in Telford, thank you very much for swapping with me and hope to see you again in November! If you want to have any more information on how you can come along to these fab events, then do read more about it here.
I hope you enjoyed today’s post and the video.
I will be back soon to show you the gifts I got for my team.
Until then happy crafting
Eimear
Here is everything I used for today’s card – if you wish to make a purchase, simply click on the item to bring you to my online shop. Don’t forget to use the Rainbow Rewards code at checkout to receive a free gift in the post from me.
