Welcome to our blog (again), today it’s Ellen taking over the blog. I will show two cards using Toner Cardfronts with foil and a simple card layout.
For the summer there are a ton of fun toner card fronts, also with a jungle theme! I really like them and would like to bring them to your attention today.
Have you never placed foil on one of our toner cards? We have a YouTube channel full of inspiration and a lot of tutorials. If you click here you will find more information about the Toner Card Fronts.
With the perfect soms pretty foils the Toner Card Fronts look stunning. Next to that, they are easy to cut out with, among other things, dies like I did here. The foiled Toner Card Front combined with colored paper and a washi tape strip made this card card panel complete.
It was then easy to finish the cards with cute animals and a sentiments. Of course I used my favorite glues from ThermOWeb for this. To add the dimensions I use different foam squares. To glue paper on paper, I use iCraft UltraBond Permanent and the Permanent Adhesive Dot. The Jumbo Foam Rolls are perfect to add the card panel to a card base. And lastly, I am a fan of Zots Clear Adhesive Dots for sticking the rhinestones on my card.
Supplies
Deco Foil A2 Toner Card Fronts – Get Tropical
Deco Foil A2 Toner Card Fronts – Wild Thing
Deco Foil Craft & Carrier Sheets
Deco Foil Transfer Sheets, Amber Watercolor
Deco Foil Transfer Sheets, Emerald Watercolor
Gina K. Designs Double-sided Adhesive Foam Squares 1/4 in, White
Gina K. Designs Double-sided Adhesive Foam Squares 1/2 in, White
iCraft 3D Foam Tape Jumbo Roll (White) 1/16 Thick x 108 ft
iCraft 3D Foam Tape Jumbo Roll (Black) 1/16 Thick x 108 ft
iCraft UltraBond Permanent Dries Clear Adhesive, 2 fl oz
Gina K. Designs Permanent Adhesive Dot Runner, 30 ft., Clear
Zots Clear Adhesive Dots Roll 325 count, Bling
Other Supplies: Gorgeous Greetings stamp & dies – The Stamp Market, Eline’s Baby Elephant – Marianne Design, Eline’s Giraffe – Marianne Design, Small Stitched Rectangle Stackables – Lawn Fawn
Belgian blogger, elephant-lover, papercrafter and designer for Therm O Web.