Hello everyone. This is Amanda from Twiddler’s Nook today. We have partnered up with Simon Hurley for some awesome inspiration! Today I have an outer space-themed card with a fun peek-a-boo window that just adds that extra something, on top of the AWESOME foiled background that just steals the show!

Products used:
Deco Foil – silver shattered glass
Deco Foil Transfer Gel Blanco
Deco Foil Parchment Paper sheets
Stencil Pal
Thermoweb foam squares
Ultra Bond liquid glue pen
Simon Hurley Pow! stencil
Simon Hurley Space Training stamps
Simon Hurley ink pads – midnight snack and prom queen
Trinity Stamps blending brushes
Pink & Main Layered Circles dies
Glossy accents
Stickles – unicorn

Peek-a-boo Window Outer Space Card with Deco Foil

I started with an A2 white cardstock panel and used blending brushes to create my background. These colors blend together beautifully to add that purple layer to the pink and blue.

I spritzed the panel with water, blotted it dry, and flicked watered down ink in both colors. After that dried, I spread transfer gel Blanco through the pow stencil and set it aside to dry while I worked on coloring and cutting out my images.

Once my laminator was heated up and the panel was dry, I layered it with silver shattered glass deco foil in a parchment paper transfer sheet and ran it through. I’m not sure what I’ll do with that negative piece yet but I sure kept it because it looks SO COOL!

Next, I used my Ultra Bond glue pen to adhere the foiled panel to a card base. Then I used my images as guides while I decided where to cut my window hole. Once it was decided I used a circle die, opened my card so it only cut through the front panel, and ran it through the die cutter.

Then I used a blending brush and the midnight snack ink to blend a shadow behind the fun astronaut and glued him in place. Then I stamped and heat embossed a sentiment on black cardstock and trimmed it into a strip. I added foam squares to my images and sentiment strip and popped them all in place.

For finishing touches I added a black glaze pen to the astronaut’s eyes unicorn Stickles to the rocket ship flames and glossy accents to the moon craters and window of the rocket ship.

Isn’t this card so much fun! And there’s plenty of room on the left half of the inside to write a personal message before sending it off!

I hope you enjoyed today’s project.

I appreciate you sharing your time with me. Have a fabulous day!
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