Let's dive under the sea with some
Deco Foil Flock Transfer Sheets from
ThermOWeb today! This card is simple and easy to make with lots of texture. And you can recreate this design with any color of
Deco Foil Flock Transfer Sheets that tickles your fancy!
Sea Turtle Card
Sea Turtle Card Video Tutorial
https://youtu.be/P4EzcRaG3ZU
I thought about using various colors of blue Flock Transfer Sheets to fit more with my "wave" theme, but I really loved how the greens vibed with the turtles, so I went with the greens. I used
Green Envy,
Emerald Green, and
Neon Screamin' Green Flock Transfer Sheets. I cut portions of the
Flock Transfer Sheets with my paper trimmer to make it easier to die cut them. Remember when you're trimming the
Flock Transfer Sheets with a trimmer to cut them "pretty side" DOWN. You don't want that beautiful
Flock to fuzz off. I die cut the pieces of
Flock Transfer Sheets with the
Pink & Main Scallop Waves Dies until I had enough pieces to fill up a card background.
I found the easiest way to adhere all of these die-cut pieces of
Flock Transfer Sheets to the background was to use
iCraft Ultra Bond Liquid Adhesive. This glue is strong, but it gives me a second to wiggle around the Flock Transfer Sheets to make sure I get them in the right place. And once it dries I know it's not going anywhere!
I staggered the die-cut pieces left and right to create a more wavy dimension and rotated through the three colors of
Flock Transfer Sheets.
Screamin' Green Neon Flock, then
Green Envy, then
Emerald Green Flock Transfer Sheets and repeated until my background was fully covered. I created a stitched outline around my whole card by die cutting the panel with a die from the
Pink & Main Stitched Rectangles 1 Die Set.
Glitter Dust Spray
But wait! This background needed one thing more ... Glitter, of course! I sprayed the background lightly with
Silver Glitter Dust. I absolutely LOVE this glitter spray. It's easy to get an even amount all across a background. Now it's time for some cute little sea turtles! I stamped, colored, and die cut a few images from the
Pink & Main Turtley Amazing Stamp Set to match my background. I love how there are so many shades of green on one card!
For some finishing touches, I die-cut a
Stitched Top Note die from Pink & Main from white cardstock for some contrast and stamped my sentiment onto it with green ink. I added the die and the turtles with
iCraft 3D Foam Squares. I LOVE these squares because they are nice and thick and give extra lift! And that's everything! You could take this background and shake it up with different colors of
Flock Transfer Sheets to create a bunch of styles of cards. Imagine it with pink and red
Flock Transfer Sheets with cotton candy or ice cream images on top! I hope this inspires you! See you soon!
ThermOWeb Products Used -
Shop Deco Foil Flock Transfer Sheets
Green Envy Flock Transfer Sheets
Emerald Green Flock Transfer Sheets
Neon Screamin' Green Flock Transfer Sheets
Silver Glitter Dust
1.5 Inch Purple Tape
iCraft 3D Foam Squares
iCraft Ultra Bond Liquid Adhesive
Other Products Used -
Pink & Main Scallop Waves Dies
Pink & Main Stitched Rectangle 1 Dies
Pink & Main Turtley Amazing Stamp Set
Pink & Main Turtley Amazing Die Set
Pink & Main Stitched Top Note Dies
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In 1970, Congress authorized the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency and the passage of the Clean Air, Clean Water and Endangered Species Acts. As a result, Americans began honoring Earth Day on the April 22, every year. (Courtesy illustration by the 86th Civil Engineer Squadron Installation Management Flight)[/caption]
