Card Making

The next 2 cards are both 3d. Both are blank on the inside to allow for special greeting and wishes.

 There are 5 layers to the first card. The bush and stone patio are the base. The dog, and the general room are all one layer. The coat, cane and table are another layer. 

the tray, table napkin and news paper are the fourth layer. The plate and food are the last layer. All are raised up on thin sticky dots to give that 3d effect. I used a black peel and stick border. The red side panel is stash paper that is used to cover the blank white space. Unfortunately photos do not really show the dimensional effect. Of course the back is labeled.

This card opens up and down awning style. The inside is completely blank. It can be used however it is needed.

The next card is also 3d. 

This image already had a frame around it so did not need any embellishment. The back window with the outside view was the base. The room was the first raised layer. The side table and book/magazine rack was another layer. The chair, lamp and rug are a layer. The pillows on the chair are a layer. The dog sleeping on the rug is the last layer. This is a Christmas card but the plaid of the background makes the Merry Christmas hard to see. I used gold peel and stick to border the the card and give it interest. Of course the back is signed hard to read.

I apologize for not giving more information on the process of making the card. These cards are more jigsaw puzzle than actual craft cards. 

Thank you for at least giving these cards a look. 

May the good Lord bless you and keep you safe.

Remember to "Always Love The Details".