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I like new techniques! This one looks complicated but is soooo easy! Basically you take 3 pieces of neutral card stock (2" x 3 1/4") (3" x 4 1/4") (4" x 5 1/4") , layer them using a temporary adhesive and stamp on all 3 layers. Then take them apart making sure to keep the images lined up and layer each one on a darker color mat (2 1/4" x 3 1/2") (3 1/4" x 4 1/2") (5 1/2" x 4 1/4" card front) For a youtube video by Dawn Olchefske click HERE. I used the Stampin' Up!™ stamp set called Day of Gratitude. The ink colors are Cajun Craze, Wild Wasabi, Crumb Cake and Elegant Eggplant.
So I finally managed to make about 170 cards to sell at the Apple Festival. This is an annual event to raise money for the Missouri Baptist Children's Home in Peculiar, Missouri. The good news is they all sold, the bad news is someone sold my display box. Oh well, guess next year I will have to write "DO NOT SELL BOX!"
So I finally managed to make about 170 cards to sell at the Apple Festival. This is an annual event to raise money for the Missouri Baptist Children's Home in Peculiar, Missouri. The good news is they all sold, the bad news is someone sold my display box. Oh well, guess next year I will have to write "DO NOT SELL BOX!" 
6 comments:
Well this technique looks familiar . . . oh, wait, that's because YOU showed me how to do it!!
Hey, THANK YOU so much for the gorgeous birthday card!!!!!
:)
Rhonda I saw this technique before and still looks really hard to do. I should try it. Well done...it looks beautiful!!!
Beautiful card, Rhonda. That is so great you make cards for a fund-raiser. Sorry to hear about your box, though!
Hugs,
Terry
Now this is fabulous!! What a GORGEOUS autumn card!!
Wow....This is awesome, Rhonda, and such beautiful fall colors too.
What a wonderful thing you did to help raise money for the children's home!
This is truly a beauty Rhonda! The technique looks so complicated to me. I love your color combo. Wow, you did 170 cards - way to go! I would never have the time for that many.
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