Under the Stars – the Celestial Zodiacs Collection
Posted by Spellbinders Team on February 02, 2021

Under the Stars – the Celestial Zodiacs Collection

Hello crafty friends! Jean here sharing three cards created with the Celestial Zodiacs Collection that feature glimmer foiling, stamping, and stenciling. This versatile collection can be used to craft for any number of occasions, including birthdays, friendship, anniversary, engagement, and encouragement.

Under the Stars – the Celestial Zodiacs Collection

Love-Themed Zodiac Card

As they say, “it’s written in the stars”; this personalized, love-themed card features two zodiac constellations set against a dry-embossed star background.

Under the Stars – the Celestial Zodiacs Collection

Under the Stars – the Celestial Zodiacs Collection

Spellbinders Supplies:

Additional Supplies:

black and red cardstock; adhesive.

Encouragement Zodiac Card

This encouragement card showcases three of the zodiac constellations set against a glimmer-foiled star background.

Under the Stars – the Celestial Zodiacs Collection

 

Under the Stars – the Celestial Zodiacs Collection

Spellbinders Supplies:

Additional Supplies:

red and navy cardstock; adhesive

Friendship Zodiac Card

This friendship card includes a stenciled moon, a heat-embossed sentiment, and a one-of-a-kind stamped background.

Under the Stars – the Celestial Zodiacs Collection

  • Heat-emboss Starstruck Sentiments sentiment on an A2 black cardstock panel in white.
  • With the Layered Full Moon stencil set, color on Bristol as follows: first layer in Tumbled Glass Distress Ink; second layer in Salty Ocean Distress Ink; third layer in Black Soot Distress Ink; fourth layer with embossing paste.
  • Cut moon with a circle die once embossing paste is dry.
  • Stamp Starstruck Sentiments cluster star image in the upper-right, bottom-right, and bottom-left corners in white pigment ink, rotating the stamp. Fill in the sky with additional stamped stars.
  • Adhere moon to upper-left corner of card panel; trim as necessary.

Under the Stars – the Celestial Zodiacs Collection

Spellbinders Supplies:

Additional Supplies:

Tumbled Glass, Salty Ocean, and Black Soot Distress Inks; Bristol; black cardstock; white pigment ink; adhesive

Under the Stars – the Celestial Zodiacs Collection

Thanks for stopping by the Spellbinders blog today. I hope you’re inspired to start creating with the Celestial Zodiacs Collection!

1 comment

Jean – you are the real star in these cards. Just love the zodiac signs. Really makes a card personal for someone. The globe stencil looks like so much fun. Just love them all!

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