This is not a card nor does it have stamping, but I wanted to share a technique. I have a tradition of putting together a simple photo album for each college graduate (grandchild). I try to include interesting snap shots of his/her life - photos from our collection that their parents probably do not have.
For this album I used double sided paper (from a Costco pack). I used dies (Lifestyle Crafts, Cuttlebug) for the lettering.
HERE IS MY TIP: I had read a hint about adhering tiny items, but I changed it a bit. I adhered blue cs to some sticker paper - leaving the protective layer in place. For this purpose, to save paper, I cut the blue in small strips, then used glue. I cut the double layer (cs and sticker paper), then fit it to the letter die and cut. The protective layer strip came off easily - so much easier than trying to get glue on those narrow strips!
I am not good at photos - to clarify, here is the "sandwich": cs, glue, protective sheet, sticky paper. I have had this package of sticker paper for a long time - nice to have figured out a way to use it..
Anything but a card: http://www.sparklingblackrose-craftmylife.blogspot.co.uk/search?updated-max=2014-04-16T09:00:00%2B01:00&max-results=10
Numbers: http://toptiptuesday.blogspot.com/
1 comment:
This is a great tip. I know end up in a pickle glueing tiny letters, and I hate when the glue shows on my project. Thanks for sharing with us on Top Tip Tuesday. Elaine
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