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Pink and White Ampersand Wedding Card with Vellum Sentiment

A project from our live show FUNKY TUESDAY - Join the awesome Sarah Gray from Funky Fossil for her latest products and inspiration - Broadcast 26th July 22 · 26/07/2022 · watch it from 51:00

A clean and elegant card featuring a large die-cut ampersand focal point in pink with white overlay detail, framed by watercoloured tropical hibiscus flowers. The card includes a gold heat-embossed vellum band with coordinating sentiments, creating a sophisticated design perfect for weddings and anniversaries.

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  1. Die cut the solid ampersand from patterned watercolour rainbow paper in pink tones. ▶ watch 52:00
  2. Die cut the detailed overlay ampersand from white cardstock. ▶ watch 52:15
  3. Layer the white overlay ampersand on top of the pink base ampersand to create the focal point. ▶ watch 52:45
  4. Stamp the 'Mr' sentiment onto vellum using Versafine Claire ink in charming pink. ▶ watch 55:00
  5. Heat emboss the stamped sentiment on vellum with gold embossing powder. ▶ watch 56:30
  6. Trim the vellum to create a band that will sit behind the ampersand focal point. ▶ watch 58:15
  7. Mount the pink and white ampersand onto a matted layer of watercolour rainbow paper. ▶ watch 59:00
  8. Position the vellum sentiment band behind the ampersand. ▶ watch 1:00:00
  9. Stamp and cut out hibiscus flowers from the blooming tropical set using watercolour rainbow papers. ▶ watch 1:02:15
  10. Place the watercoloured hibiscus flowers at either end of the ampersand to frame the focal point. ▶ watch 1:02:45

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