Z card step by Step

Z card

Thinking of you.

Stamping with Teresa.

Design Teresa Brown
All Images (c) Stampin' Up! 2019

Today I been created this beautiful Thinking of you Z Card using some new products.

I fell in love with the Perennial Essence Designer Series Paper

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It’s Hand Painted impressionistic imagery in rich colours.

Step 1: Base Card 28 x 10.5

Mint Macaron Card Stock

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Score base card at 14cm then 7cm.

Step 2: Purple Posy Card Stock

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card base mat cut two 10cm x 6.5cm

Step 3 Perennial Essence DSP

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Card front mat 9.5 cm x 6 cm

Step 4: Top Z Mint Macaron cut one at 28cm x 5cm score the same as card base.

Step 5:Purple Posy

Top Z Front mat

13.5cm x 4.5cm

Cut two @ 6.5cm x 4.5cm

Step 6: fold Z card base M, V using a bone folder.

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Step 7: fold the Top Z section M V

longer section for front. shorter for back.

Base Card shorter at front and longer at the back.

Step 8: Using Multipurpose

Liquid Glue.

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Glue all mats to both the Base Card and the Top Z card section.

Step 9: Using the Big Shot.

Seasonal Layers Die

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Early Espresso Card Stock.

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Die cut two branches

Using glue add full branch to the front Top Z

Cut second branch in half add to other two section of Top Z

Check out photo to help.

Step 10: Good Morning Magnolia Stamp Set

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Step 11:

Stamp out 6 small flowers in Memento Black Ink

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Step 12 Stampin’Blends

Daffodil Delight Dark

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Rococo Rose Dark New

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Old Olive Dark

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Colour flowers & leaves.

Step 13: Stamp out the words Thinking if You from Stamp Set Good Morning Magnolia in

Early Espresso Ink

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Step 14:

Add flowers using Dimensions

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Enjoy making your Z Card.

Happy Stamping Teresa

Comments

Unknown said…

Love making Z cards. I love this new stamp set and paper.

23 June 2019 at 13:39

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