You Are Magical - Hero Arts
Posted by Ilina Crouse on September 06, 2019

You Are Magical

Hi everyone! Ilina here! Today I am sharing a card using the new set called I See Crafting. I love the little cat in the set, so I had to use it along with the crystal ball. Also I love the size of the crystal ball and that most of the sentiments are made to fit in it.

To make the card start by stamping the images onto Dove White cardstock using Intens-ified Black ink, color with alcohol based markers or any other coloring medium of your choice and die cut using the coordinating Frame Cuts. Set them aside.

Cut a panel from Dove White cardstock measuring 4" x 5 1/4" and cut out a circle using the Circle Infinity Dies. Set aside.

Cut a piece of Lavender cardstock to fit behind the circle opening. Using an ink blending tool of your choice, blend Navy , Grape Juice and Berry Smoothie inks. Splatter some Sea Salt Reactive ink reinker. Let it dry.

Using foam adhesive, adhere it behind the circle frame, then to a top folding note card made from Pitch Black cardstock.

Adhere the elements. For some interest I added shimmer pen to the crystal ball and little details with white gel pen, to both the cat and crystal ball.

Thanks for stopping by and hope you have a creative day!

12 comments

What a sweet card. Love that kitty and crystal ball.

Karen Hale,

Simple and lovely magical card :)

Karthikha Uday,

What a sweet card! I love that little cat. :)

Terrie D.,

I love this stamp set being a cat lover and mummer to Rascal George. I think I may have to buy that one!!!

Patricia Wilson,

Lovely card Ilina, although I am not a car lover this one is a cutie. Thank you ao much for sharing and have a great weekend.

Henriétte,

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