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Saturday, November 19, 2022

HD Pop-a-Topper - Ladies Choice

Today I have 3 cards made from one sheet of toppers from the Hunkydory Pop-a-Topper Ladies' Choice pad.  

Card #1 (above): The focal on this one is the largest topper from the sheet.  The sentiment is also from the sheet.  Everything else is from my stash - a scrap of light pink, and a scrap of darker pink and two types of washi tape (pink hearts & gold patterned) form the background.  I matted the focal die cut with a white printed vellum and then added that to the card with foam tape.  Finishing touches are little button/cap thingies I got in a swap, and a flower sequin with rhinestone center.

Card #2:

This card makes use of a much smaller die cut for the focal.  I laid the focal behind the square frame that had been turned on its side.  Then I added a rectangular frame (all from the die cut sheet) before backing the turned square with dark pink vellum.  The background is a patterned paper from my stash (from HOTP Finished in a Flash Baby Girl).  So far as the sentiments on the side - the larger one is from this die cut sheet.  The smaller one is from a HD Essential Little Book of Sentiments.

Inside:

Borders on the inside were cut away from a LB page that I used previously (a couple of days ago I think).

Card #3:

I liked this patterned paper for the background, but only had this square piece left over in my stash.  I decided to use two types of tape to form borders on either side of it - first a strip of metallic blue, then the narrow gold-patterned washi tape.  The focal once again started small - had a small frame piece turned & back-filled with blue vellum.  This was then backed with the rectangular frame & half of the remaining sentiment piece from the die cut sheet (to which I added a gold border on the cut side).

Inside:

The other half of the sentiment die cut - again with a narrow gold border added to the cut side - sits on a narrow border of coordinating paper scrap.

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