Monday, 30 July 2012

Single Layer Hybrid Cards - Day 1

Hello and welcome to my single layer hybrid cards week.  I have some cards to share which were all created entirely in Word, then printed onto white cardstock.
I'll share the process each day too...
So for today, I have a mini notecard crated using paper and journaling spot from Lori Whitlock's Spring Celebrations digikit.  Isn't it adorable. I imported the paper into Word and formatted it so it was 'Behind Text'. I cropped it to make it square. Then I imported the journaling spot and owl image and layered them both on top of the paper. Next, I imported the sentiment which is from THIS digikit, and layered it on top of the journaling spot. Finally, I added the faux stitching from THIS digikit. I had to recolour it to white first of all, then copied and pasted 3 times so I had 4 lines of stitching in total. I had to rotate 2 of them for the top and bottom of the card. (For more info on these processes, see my Digi Tips week HERE).
And here is the finished card...
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It was pretty tough not adding embellishments after printing, but I like the clean effect of single layer cards.
Back soon with Day 2. :)
Supplies

8 comments:

  1. Lucy, I love this card and that little owl is just the sweetest! Can't wait for day 2 now!

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  2. Love it! Very cute, I never would have thought to use Word to create a card - thanks for sharing. Look forward to seeing your other creations!
    Carla

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  3. How gorgeous Lucy and you make it sounds so easy. I've started using Word too... such a great programme to use

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  4. Thanks for this, Lucy. I look forward to seeing the others, too. Best wishes, Caz

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  5. Beautiful card! The owl is adorable, and I love the digi stitching!

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  6. Saw this over at Flickr. So cute! Love the digi stitching!

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  7. This is so fun! Fabulous colours and I love the journalling spot.

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