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Showing posts with label Golden Oldies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Golden Oldies. Show all posts

Sunday, 19 April 2009

Anniversary card using Golden Oldies decoupage

I made this card for a ruby wedding anniversary - the recipients are just about speaking to me again now :-)

I used an A5 card, made by folding an A4 sheet of card in half, with a wide ribbon to embellish the edge. The decoupage is made from the Old Romantics sheet from the Paper Laughs range of step by step decoupage.

I layered up the decoupage using silicone adhesive and mounted it onto a backing of embossed hearts, made using a cuttlebug embossing folder and pink pearlescent card. The greeting was stamped using a HOTP stamp and embellished with a few heart gems, adhered using a Sakura Quickie glue pen.

Sunday, 26 October 2008

New Christmas sheets: Golden Oldies, TIpsy Adults, Picture Pyramage

Lots of new sheets from Paper Fun and Paper Laughs are now in store at Foil Play, including monochrome Christmas and fairy picture pyramage sheets.
There are Christmas and everyday Tipsy Adults sheets, featuring fun lovers throughout various stages of the evening. Designs include:
  • Tequila Grandad
  • Glamour Puss
  • Beer Monster
  • The It Girl
  • The Amateur
  • Little Minx
  • Sozzled Santa
  • Festive Fairy
  • Pie Eyed Pixie
  • The Glamourous Gift
  • The Christmas Kiss (pictured above)
  • Christmas Karaoke Queen
Christmas sheets for the popular Golden Oldies range are also available too, in the following designs:
  • Merry Knitmas!
  • Angel's Voices
  • Cosy Christmas (pictured above)
  • Grand-Father Christmas
  • O Christmas Tree
  • Snowballing Seniors
All of the numbered step by step decoupage projects are printed on high quality A4 silk-art 130gsm acid and lignin free paper.
There are six new Christmas picture pyramage sheets available in a mixture of full colour and sepia designs. These high quality sheets are printed onto 250gsm silk-art card stock. You cut out all the different sized shapes of the image, then layer them on top of each other with foam pads, starting with the largest at the base and the smallest at the top. Self adhesive foam pads are recommended rather than silicone adhesive for this particular type of decoupage, as they provide more even spacing between layers.