I cut a piece of black cardstock and scored it twice. I carefully trimmed around the legs on the bottom.
When the glossy panel was dry I cut it into strips and used adhesive to attach the strips to the card base.
January 9, 2015
Japanese Dividing Screen Card
This is a card I made for a former student in Japan. The card had to be fairly small in order to fit in the package I'd put together, which is why I made it into a dividing screen card. I stamped the images on glossy cardstock (Stampscapes and a Torii stamp I carved myself), then used two shades of red, brown and black ink to shade in the image. I left the path to the mountains lighter than the surroundings to draw the eye.
I cut a piece of black cardstock and scored it twice. I carefully trimmed around the legs on the bottom.
When the glossy panel was dry I cut it into strips and used adhesive to attach the strips to the card base.
I cut a piece of black cardstock and scored it twice. I carefully trimmed around the legs on the bottom.
When the glossy panel was dry I cut it into strips and used adhesive to attach the strips to the card base.
WOW very good.you sure go into detail to get your cards done just right!
ReplyDeleteThis is really neat! At first look, I thought it was a screen that you were modeling a card after, not the actual card! Nicely done!
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