Supplies:
• Any of the Arnold Grummer® paper making kits
• Blender, strainer, cello sponges and soft towels
• A sunny window
• Scraps of white paper (think junk mail, etc.)
• Impression Obsession stamps: D14603 “This….”, D14742 “…. Beginning…..”,
D14592 “Too Often”, D9990 “Sometimes”
• Tonic Studios™ paper trimmer and tangerine die cut machine
• DIES: Joy #60020958 “Circle with Leaves”, Spellbinders small circle set
• Embossing folder: Crafters’ Companion “Organic Veined Leaf background”
• Two each of different green cardstock: cut and folded to make 6 x 6” cards
• Scraps of Kraft colored cardstock (I used the back of a cereal box)
• Scor-Pal™
• Beacon ZipDryTM adhesive
• ColorBox™ Dystress Blendable Ink pads: Cattail, Palomino, Citronella, Shamrock
& Salmon, Black Pigment ink pad for stamping verbiage
• Small spray/mister bottle and water
• Waterproof surface to work on
Instructions:
1. Follow the instructions found in any of the Arnold Grummer™ paper making kits to
create white slurry and create one or more sheets of handmade paper.
2. Allow the paper to dry.
3. Die cut some 3” circles from the handmade paper.
4. Tap the ink pads onto the waterproof surface, overlap some of the colors (I overlapped
Citronella and Shamrock to get a more olive green) Vary the amount of ink (I used a bit
more of Salmon on some of the pieces.)
5. Mist with water.
6. Lightly tap the handmade paper 3” circles into the inks.
7. Set aside to dry
8. Stamp the verbiage with black pigment ink.
9. Die cut 4 of the Joy circle with leaves
10. Cut, score and fold the 4 cards.
11. Emboss just the front of the cards with the veined leaf background folder.
12. Attach each of the stamped circles to the center of the card fronts with ZipDry™
adhesive.
13. Check for placement (I had to remove and reattach the inside leaves so they would
not cover any of the words.
14. Attach the die cut Joy circle with leaves around the stamped circle.
15. Add a personalized message inside the cards before mailing.
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TAGS: Michele Emerson-Roberts, handmade paper, cards, quotes, Dystress inks, Impression Obsession stamps, Arnold Grummer
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