Stickles™ Glitter Gels I Love You Card by Jess Francisco

See how Jess Francisco creates this radiantly beautiful I Love You card using Stickles™ Glitter Gels. Perfect for a Valentine, Anniversary or just because.

Instructions

 

 

Stickles Glitter Gels I Love You Card Step 1

Step 1: Lay the 'Flower Power' stencil on top of a piece of white cardstock measuring 4” x 5.25”. Use the Mini Ink Blending Tool to apply ink through the stencil in Breakup Blue, Prom Queen, and Crown Me. Overlap the colors lightly to get a nice blend, but don't focus on a perfect blended background as you'll be covering this in the next step. Do not remove the stencil from your ink-blended background. 

 

 

Stickles Glitter Gels I Love You Card Step 2

Step 2: Use a palette knife to scoop out a bit of Glitter Gel in Venus. Apply the gel to the ink-blended background without moving the stencil. Focus the Venus Glitter Gel over the areas that are pink, then clean the palette knife and use the Pegasus Glitter Gel over the purple areas. 

 

 

Stickles Glitter Gels I Love You Card Step 3

Step 3: Carefully remove the stencil and set the background aside to dry. Rinse your stencil well before moving on. 

 

 

Stickles Glitter Gels I Love You Card Step 4

Step 4: Treat a piece of black cardstock with anti-static powder and stamp the 'I love you' sentiment from Letter It: Loves with Embossing Ink. Pour White Embossing Powder over the stamped image and tap off the excess. Use your heat tool to melt the powder. 

 

 

Stickles Glitter Gels I Love You Card Step 5

Step 5: Use a pair of sharp scissors to cut around the sentiment. Apply foam tape to the back of the sentiment. 

 

 

Stickles Glitter Gels I Love You Card Step 6

Step 6: Once your background is completely dry, use a paper trimmer to cut the panel in half diagonally. Set one piece aside to use in a future project. Attach the other piece to a white A2 sized card base, leaving a small white border around the edge. 

 

Stickles Glitter Gels I Love You Card Step 7

Step 7: Remove the backing strips from the foam tape and attach the sentiment to the card base. Your card is finished and ready to send! 

 

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