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.
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2 comments:
WOW very good.you sure go into detail to get your cards done just right!
This 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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