Miss you girl & flowers card tutorial with foiling & Copics.

Hi there.  Today, I am sharing a sweet miss you card using laminator foiling with toner sheets and also Copic markers for color.

Sentiment:  I just miss you so very much.

Here are helpful tips for using deco foil with deco foil designer toner card fronts.  To begin, trim or die-cut the toner card front panel to fit your project.  Optional, add color of choice to the toner panel.  Next, trim a piece of foil to cover the toner panel.  Then, place the foil over the toner sheet, pretty side up.  Now, run them through a preheated laminator, pretty side up.  You can also use a carrier sheet or parchment paper to sandwich them.  Or, carefully run them through without it.  Once cooled, gently peel away the foil piece to reveal the shiny foiled background.  Next, stamp and color a top panel onto cardstock using Copic friendly ink or ink for use with your markers.  Then, trim or die-cut the girl panel to fit.  I added a die-cut edge trim to the background, leftover from a previous project.  But any accents will work.  Finally, layer everything and add adhesive gems to finish the card.

I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.

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Here is another look.

Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Feeling Off and Deco Foil Toner Card Fronts {Floral Background}; MCT fun stitched edges and scalloped stitched square dies; double-sided foam tape, Simon Says Stamp intense black ink, adhesive gems, deco foil deep blue Azul, YourStory laminator, clear flat double-sided tape, Gina K Designs masking magic, Copic markers Y21, Y11, 0, BG10, B01, B0000, B14, B01, W1, YR00, E13, E11, R02.

Thanks for visiting.

Gaylynn