Resist Peel Offs

You Will Need:

How To Make Your Cards

Dolphin Card

Cut a 13cm square of white card and randomly place dolphin peel offs on it. Cut a 6cm square of card and place a dolphin peel off in the centre of this. Rub ink over the card and ink the edges. Carefully remove the peel offs.

Mount the larger card onto mirri card and mount the smaller card on top of it using 3D foam pads. Stick the panels to your card.

Cut a stip of mirri card and stick a length of ribbon to it. Wrap the raw edges of the ribbon around the back of the strip to hide them. Stick the strip onto your card and place dolphin peel offs along the length of the strip.

Roses Card

Cut a piece of card to 13cm by 18cm and place leaf peel offs randomly upon it. Ink the card with yellow and green inks. You can also use chalks if you prefer. Ink the edges of the panel before carefully removing the peel offs. Mount the backing card onto your card.

Cut a piece of card to 5cm by 9cm and a piece of rioja red paper to the same size. Stick a rose peel off onto the card and ink it with shades of red. Remove the peel off carefully.

Assemble the card as shown.

Congratulations Card

This technique is ideal for using up leftover peel offs to create your own unique backing papers. This card uses wording peel offs randomly placed on a 13 x 18cm card. The topper is made from one of the small images included on most greetings sheets. this has been colored with brush pens and mounted with 3D foam pads.

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