EASTER CARDS USING THE NEW DECO FOIL TONER CARD FRONTS, EGGCELLENT EASTER!!

Hello Crafty Friends!! It’s me, Heather T. on the blog today! I am sharing my Easter Cards that I made from the NEWEST Deco Foil Toner Card Fronts in Eggcellent Easter!! The process is so easy and a fun way to use with your favorite Easter stamp sets or dies! I wanted all of my cards to be different, so you could have the option to mass-produce them or just make that special card for someone! Let’s get started!

For my first card, I used the Fuse to foil one of the toner card fronts with Regal Leopard, from the Color Harmony, “Shades of Purple”. I thought it would be a unique background and give my card a lot of interest. Then I die-cut two wreaths and used the Gina K shaker strips to create a space in between the wreaths so that I could secure my stamped vellum sentiment. Then I die-cut purple flowers, a rabbit, and a carrot, and placed them around the wreath. I finished the card by adding the purple gingham paper behind the card front!

For my second card, I wanted the egg card front to have rows of different colors. So, I cut various color strips of foil from the Color Harmony packs and laid them over the eggs. As you can see below, I didn’t overlap the colors, but if you happen to, make sure whatever color is on the bottom is the color you want it to foil! Then I carefully ran it through the Fuse machine, making sure all my strips cover the eggs! I was extremely happy with the results! After that I die cut my grass from the Pine Green Plush papers! The plush papers give the card amazing texture and interest! I used Ultrabond glue to place my little painting chicks and then popped up my sentiment with ICraft 3D Foam Squares!

For my last card, I wanted the toner card front to really stand out! So, I foiled the card using Bronze from the Color Harmony, “Shades of Brown” pack. which the color is absolutely beautiful! I used the Deco Foil Adhesive Pen to foil the wood cross with the color Honey from the same pack, and I also die-cut a smaller cross from some white plush and layered it over the wood cross. I added some greenery and this beautiful glass butterfly on top. Under the cross I placed some die-cut and colored Lilly’s. I struggled with whether or not to use a sentiment. I ended up using the “Happy Easter” sentiment die cut from Amber Watercolor foil.