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How the Best Glue Ever Helps Make a Fall Greeting Card

This simple fall card has a see through center. If you look closely, the white space between the leaves it actually the inside of the card. I've seen a similar technique and wanted to give it a try. The size of the card is A2 but you could do this with any card. The fold of the card is located at the top.

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Materials:

Directions:

cuttlebug and dies
Cricut dies, Cuttlebug, and paper trimmer.
 

cardstock pieces
Leave are cut and the card size is also cut 4.25" wide x 11" tall.
 

trim cardstock
After folding the green cardstock is folded in half, I trim away the opening.
 

decide on layout
Placing the green cardstock in place, the decide on how to arrange the leaves.

glue in place
Glue them in place using the Best Glue Ever. You really don't need a lot and the medium Writing tip helps control the flow.
 

inside
Place a white piece of paper on the inside for writing on. I cut this 1/2" smaller then the actual card size.
 

details
Don't forget a little detail - it really adds a lot.
 

marker
I couldn't leave well enough alone so I used Watercolor Markers to enhance the leaves.
 

layering
I stamped the sentiment onto the cardstock and decided I wanted it raised up a bit from the card.
I didn't have any foam dots nearby so I built up scrap pieces of cardstock.
You do what you have too, to make things work!
 

finished
And it's finished.
 

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