One of the easiest type of card to make is the Stickles & Sticker Card. The hardest thing to do is wait for the stickles to dry! Add your "scor-it" tool to create dry embossed lines which accent your stickled stickers and -WA-La- impressive and totally handmade! Take a peek at one of my first cards with this technique (I plan on making more of this card type to demonstrate some different options for "scor-it" dry embossing):
Unfortunately, the scan does not show the dry embossed "scor-it" lines (the lines create a square similar to #) very well. Cardstock is Bazzill Bling, double matting on the sticker- cardstock for matting is Stampin Up!, of course stickles & a water color style sticker.
Check out my Stickles stash! I am addicted (My DH may force me to attend
Stickles rehab soon!) and I so plan on adding to my rainbow of colors! Also, the stickers are: "Stickeroos, Penny Black" which are Acid-free, Lignin-free (Wherever they growl, Hearts and Flowers & Flower Gallery)". And, for those of you not familiar with Stickles- (another acid free product) it is a liquid glue like substance with glitter (comes in lots and lots of colors). I like to apply it sparingly so it drys quicker and lays flat on the top of the image. If you squeeze a lot on you can create a cost effective "bling" stud dot.
Again, be on the look out for some more post examples of this type of card in the near future!
Unfortunately, the scan does not show the dry embossed "scor-it" lines (the lines create a square similar to #) very well. Cardstock is Bazzill Bling, double matting on the sticker- cardstock for matting is Stampin Up!, of course stickles & a water color style sticker.
Check out my Stickles stash! I am addicted (My DH may force me to attend Stickles rehab soon!) and I so plan on adding to my rainbow of colors! Also, the stickers are: "Stickeroos, Penny Black" which are Acid-free, Lignin-free (Wherever they growl, Hearts and Flowers & Flower Gallery)". And, for those of you not familiar with Stickles- (another acid free product) it is a liquid glue like substance with glitter (comes in lots and lots of colors). I like to apply it sparingly so it drys quicker and lays flat on the top of the image. If you squeeze a lot on you can create a cost effective "bling" stud dot. Again, be on the look out for some more post examples of this type of card in the near future!
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