Simply Cards & Papercraft - UK (2020-03)

You will need
For all cards: Time For Tea Designs
digital downloads ●white cardstock
●watercolour paper ●vellum ●acetate
●Koala, Tropical Teal & Tickled Pink
Time For Tea Designs cardstock ●
Time For Tea Designs Pawsome
Patterns, Unbe-Leafable, Large Circle
& Large Square Masking stencils ●
Time For Tea Designs Hello Rectangle
Nesting and Say Anything stamp & die
sets ●Avery Elle Simple Sentiments
stamps ●My Favorite Things Scattered
Hearts & Greetings and Salutations
stamp sets ●Time For Tea Designs
Say Anything stamp set ●Twisted
Citron, Crushed Olive, Worn Lipstick
& Abandoned Coral Ranger Tim
Holtz Distress Oxide Ink ●Onyx Black
VersaFine inkpad ●WOW! embossing
inkpad ●Platinum & Bright White
WOW! embossing powders ●Graceful
Mint & Polar White Cosmic Shimmer
Sparkle Texture Paste ●Kuretake
Gansai Tambi Metallic paints ●
Prima Pastel Dreams Watercolour
Confections ●Copic markers &
Multiliner 0.3mm pen ●white gel
pen ●Wink of Stella Glitter brush pen
●sequins ●Time For Tea Designs
Beautiful Blender brushes ●3D foam
pads ●masking tape ●heat tool
●computer & printer ●paintbrush ●
manual die-cutting machine ●Your
Next Stamp Window Panel die ●
Card Making Magic A2 Card & Box
die set ●Time For Tea Designs Friend
& Awesome Sentiment die sets

This month’s downloads from Time For Tea

Designs are the perfect digital stamps to

get creative with

Use a stamping platform

to help you line up your

sentiment in a curve around

your background.

Use an anti-static bag on

your background before using

embossing ink. This will

ensure that the powder only

sticks where you want it!

Use the waste cardstock from

die-cutting your sentiment to

help you line it back up when

adhering it to your card.

Use masking tape to ensure

your stencils don’t move

around when you are blending.

Maintain the quality use of

your stencil by cleaning it

immediately after using the

texture paste. Simply run

under warm water and use a

disposable cloth to remove any

excess paste.

Distress Ink can colour your

paste so don’t add your

excess back into the pot from

your palette knife if you want it

to remain white!

Joanna’s expert advice

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