Vintage Botany Lite Prints are getting framed!

Vintage Botany Lite Prints are getting framed!

Kay Williamson

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Typically, getting framed isn't a good thing. However, with the Vintage Botany Lite Prints, it is! 

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Create a paper frame for a single vintage floral image trimmed from the 12x12" Lite Ivory Print. It makes a lovely embellishment for the front of any card.

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Framed Floral Print Tutorial:

1. Trim one vintage floral image from the Lite 12x12" Ivory Print. Cut a Brown Plain panel larger than floral print leaving a 3/8" reveal around the outside edges.

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2. Center the floral print onto the Brown Plain and score around the perimeter with a bone folder.

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3. Remove the print and set aside. Use scissors or craft knife to make an angled cut from each outside corner to the scored inside corner of the brown plain.

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4. Fold along each score line.

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5. Attach foam adhesive squares along the folded perimeter on the back side of the frame.

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6. Center and adhere the small print inside of the frame with foam adhesive circles for added dimension.

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Create another gorgeous card with a stamped a flower cluster from the Vintage Botany Greeting Stamp.

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Thanks for stopping to check out my "framed" cards.

Kay

 

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