As promised, the continuation of the DIY Greeting card post from last week.
This post will continue with steps 7 through 10. At the end, you will have a completely customized greeting card and it will have been totally fun to make. So, let's get started......
Step
7: Once you have snipped the art you want to use, now is the time to
attach those same snippets to your card. I like using the Double Sided
Adhesive Roller, but the Dots are also an option (it just gets tedious putting
one dot at a time on the items you want to glue down)
Step
8: Decide which snippet goes where and glue them down
Step
9: Put the finishing touches on the card (that is, add some message on
the card and/or additional art snippets)
INSIDE
TOP (I decided to add this piece of art because it just seemed to go with the
message of the card)
Step 10: Review
your work. This is the time when I decide whether I want to add more to
the card or not.
I do not always have
a clear idea in mind as to what occasion I am making the card for, most times I
make birthday cards for those I cherish. This card actually ended up
being a ‘pick me up’ for myself. The card starts off a bit grim, likening
my current situation to being ‘stranded in Hell’. The next scene talks
about how there are times I feel like running away, only to somehow find a way
out of the rut I am in (3rd scene). The last part of the
card (Outside Rear) relates how I found myself again and manage to go on.
All of my cards tell a story;
this one tells a story of hope.
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