Hey friends! It’s Amanda from Twiddler’s Nook today with a pair of cards using the newest Unity Toner Card fronts paired with the most recently released, incredible Maker Forte deco foils! I was so happy to pair these two together and love the outcome! Since the Maker Forte foils came out in gold and silver I decided to create with both colors.

Unity Cards Fronts Meet Maker Forte Foils

Products used on today’s projects:
Maker Forte Deco Foil – Sunrise Lake and Moonlit Lake
Unity Toner Card Front – Paisley Dreams
Foam adhesive sheets
Trinity Stamps Embossed Edge Circle Stack dies
Unity You Go Girl stamps
iCraft tape runner
Distress Oxide Ink – cracked pistachio and dried marigold
Copic markers

I created these cards simultaneously so let’s just dive right in! I heated up my laminator and trimmed the Deco Foil down to fit the toner card fronts. I seriously couldn’t wait to get these things foiled to see how cool they looked! I love these products!

Once they were foiled, I took the 2 1/2 inch circle and cut it front both card fronts plus 2 more from the foam adhesive sheets. Then I pulled off one side of the backing paper and adhered the circles to the foam.

Next, I used cracked pistachio and dried marigold distress oxide inks on the sunrise lake card front. I faded them out toward the center leaving a little white space at an angle.

Then I used Copic Markers to color in the circle for the moonlit lake panel and splattered black acrylic paint on both panels and the colored circle.

I pulled out the You Go Girl stamp set from Unity and stamped the leafy image and colored it with my Copics. I fussy cut them out and set them aside. Then I chose two sentiments and heat-embossed them on vellum strips. Now that everything is ready we can move on to assembly.

I added a strip of tape runner to the back of the stamped images and adhered them to the end of the sentiment strips. Then I added another strip of tape runner to the back of the card front so I could wrap my vellum around it and hide that adhesive. At this point, your sentiment and image are kind of flapping in the wind but we’ll stick those down in a minute.

I added more tape runner to the back of the large panel and adhered it to a white card base. Then I removed the backing paper on the circles and carefully lined them up so the pattern continues.

Next, I added foam squares to the back of the floral image that hangs off the foam circle so things would lay flat. I removed the backing paper and pushed those down in place.