How to make two beautiful Christmas cards with one Church window sticker
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How to make two beautiful Christmas cards with one Church window sticker
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Positive and negative stickersDescriptionThis craft project uses peel-off stickers and demonstrates how you can use both the sticker image and the part that is normally left behind and discarded. The above card has the part of the sticker you would normally use, the positive image. The card below is made from the part that is left, the negative image. We show you how to lift these pieces and then release them onto a card.
Top card with positive imageMaterials used
MethodThe self-adhesive peel-off sticker is stuck onto a piece of card and coloured in with pastel colour marker pens. The picture is then mounted into a double fold aperture card and a line of silver glitter glue drawn around the aperture. Church window card made by Linda Jefferson. Sticker images used by kind permission of the copyright owners. Bottom card with negativetive imageMaterials used
MethodTo use the negative image sticker (i.e. the pieces that are left after the first image has been removed), cover the image to be removed with overlapping strips of low tack tape. Lay a piece of tape at right angles top and bottom of the first layer to hold the strips together. Rub the tape down with the handle of some scissors or a coin, then carefully peel the tape back removing the image with the tape. Lay the image still stuck to the tape onto a card. Smooth card is better than textured as the tape pulls the surface of textured card. Rub the image down gently and carefully remove the tape. Add a suitable greeting. Note: the same piece of tape can be used several times.
Church window card made by Linda Jefferson.
Sticker images used by kind permission of the copyright owners. This project was originally published at Card Inspirations. It is reproduced here here with kind permission. Card Inspirations are sponsors of the Card Making Inspirations web site.
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