Technique Tuesday
Using Acrylic to Bring Out the Boy!

~Maximize Your Acrylic!~

Good morning from a spring filled Tennessee!

Pinky here with a post about maximizing your acrylic sheets.

I love making cards and I love making acrylic cards even more, I have been on a kick lately of using up my scraps and using them on "half" of  a card vs an entire card is perfect! Did you know you can get 6- 4" by 6" cards from one sheet of

Clear Scraps 12X12 Acrylic?

FriendCard1

I just trim the Clear Scraps Acrylic Sheet to 4X6 and use it as the front of my card.

I take another 4X6 piece of patterned paper for the back and a 2"X6" scrap for the binding on top of the card. Not only does the Clear Scraps Acrylic add a touch of beauty to the card but it also makes it very interesting and unusual. 

FriendCard2

Fantastic for a special friend or any occasion. You don't have to be a scrap superstar to make a superstar card! :) 

 

I would love to see your acrylic work, if you have a special project please link us up!

Pinky- Clear Scraps Design Team  

http://blueyecicle.blogspot.com/

Products used for this project:

Glue Arts Extreme glue

Pink Paislee Patterned papers

My Mind's Eye rubons

Comments

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Jen Rexford

Another amazing card by Pinky. She has inspired me to get a few sheets this month and see what I can come up with.

Bree

This is really pretty - hmmmm I might have to try something like this.

Dawnll

Beautiful card and love the half and half.
blessings to you, Dawn ll

Michelle Hernandez

This is awesome! Very unusual.

conniemelancon

Pinky beautiful as always!

littlen

beautiful project. tfs.

Beth W

Fantastic and a brilliant idea!

adora

i love this card!

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