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Decorative
Window Card
By Julie McGuffee |
Materials
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“Birthday” Rub Ons – Royal
and Langnickel |
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4 x 6 “Design Your Own” Greeting
Cards – Royal and Langnickel |
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Soft Pastels – Royal and Langnickel |
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Sponge Tip Stencil Brush - Royal
and Langnickel |
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3 M Adhesive – tacky adhesive,
vellum tape, double sided re-positionable tape |
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Transparency Sheet (non-ink jet) |
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Instructions |
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1. |
Remove the rectangle from the center front of
the card. Carefully remove the die-cut pieces from the center
and place them onto a piece of scrap paper. Tip:
Place small pieces of double stick tape onto the paper first
to hold the die cut pieces in place. |
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Color each piece with soft pastels using the small sponge tip
brush. Color around the edge of the window opening on the front
of the card. |
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Fold the card then place the die cut sheet back into the window
opening. Place each chalked piece into the area where it was
punched from and adhere with a small amount of tacky adhesive.
Use a toothpick to apply to small pieces. |
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Remove the die cut rectangle and your chalked pieces will be
in the correct place. |
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Cut a piece of the transparency sheet the same size as one
panel of the card. |
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Following directions on the rub-ons packaging, rub a saying
onto the center of the transparency. Adhere to the back of the
window with vellum tape with the saying toward the front of the
card. |
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Adhere the flap with chalked flower design to the window panel.
Add a subtle area of chalk to the inside of the card then rub-on
a greeting or another appropriate saying over the colored area. |
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Sponsor:
Royal Langnickel |
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