Civil War card - Forever

Hello lovelies, hope that you are keeping safe and well? Today I am sharing an American Civil War card that I have created. There will be a list of the items that I used at the bottom of the page: 

To start, I chose my papers, Bingo card and photo that I wanted to create my card with. 

Next, I rounded the corners of my paper with this punch and distressed the edges with Black Soot Distress ink. 

Here I have also rounded the corners of my kraft card base, I then adhered the first sheet of paper using double sided tape.  

I repeated the process with the second layer of paper. 

Next, I rounded the corners of the photograph and inked all ephemera with Black soot DI.

Finally, I layered the bingo card and photo on to the front of my card and adhered the ephemera pieces. Thanks so much for stopping by, see you on the next post! Hugs, Zowie x 

Fairy Dust:

Coffee & script  paper 
Industrial grunge  paper 
Tape measure  embellishment 
Journal words
Black soot  Distress Ink 
Sunstar Kadomaru Pro  corner punch
Ink dauber
double sided tape
We R Memory Keepers  Trim and score board 

Civil War card

Hello lovelies, hope you are well! Today, I have a tutotrial on this vintage card that I have created. November 11th Veterans day in the U.S.A and Armistice day, here in the U.K honours the sacrifices that were made during past wars. We remember them and thank them for their services.

To make my card, I took a pre-scored kraft card and adhered a piece of vintage sheet music, which has been distressed with the edge of my scissors and Vintage Photo Distress ink. 

Next, I adhered a layer of graph paper which I tea dyed and stamped using Vintage photo and a Kaisercraft grunge background stamp.

Next, I took a piece of corrugated cardboard and tore the edges, again I used Vintage Photo to distress them. I then adhered it onto the left side of my card with double sided tape.

For the next layer, I adhered a vintage receipt using double sided tape and pop dots to lift it up from the layer beneath. 

Next, I added a vintage ticket to the left side of that layer. 

Finally, I adhered the vintage photo and the date 1861 which I had printed from my computer. 

Thank you so much for stopping by, I really appreciate your visit! Hugs,