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Gel Card Help
I know Ihave read on here how to do gel cards but for the life of me I can't find the instructions. Can anybody help??
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Gel or Water Card
Supplies 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" piece of cardstock for card 4" x 5 1/4" piece of cardstock for card front (window piece) 3 3/4" x 5" piece of cardstock for window border (optional) 3 1/2" x 4 3/4" piece of white cardstock (for image) Ziplock® bag (I used 3" x 4") Hair gel Coluzzle© Double sided tape Eyelet setter tools and eyelets Step 1. Use your Coluzzle© to cut a window in your card front. You could also use your paper cutter, a punch or your hobby knife for this task. Step 2. Cut the next size smaller oval into a complementary colored piece of cardstock to create a border for the window. Now you should have two frames like these. Step 3. Decorate your card front. Step 4. If you have a border piece tape it behind your card front. Set aside. Step 5. Squeeze some hair gel into your ziplock® bag. Only add enough to cover the inside of the bag. Too much gel might cause the bag to "pop" later on. Step 6. Press excess air out of the bag, close it and spread the gel evenly over the entire inside of the bag. Step 7. Turn your card front around and tape the gel bag over the opening. Use double sided tape. Step 8. Stamp the image you want to be seen through the bag on white cardstock. Step 9. Center image behind gel window and adhere it to the window. Step 10. Tape the card front to your card. Step 11. Add eyelets to the corner of the card. Gel bags are heavy and tape alone won't be enough to keep it together unless you use sticky tape. |
Here is the direct link:
https://www.splitcoaststampers.com/r...es/gelcard.php You can find this, and other tutorials, when you click on the "resources" link at the top right of the page! :D |
You'll find the directions in the Resources (found at the top of the page) HTH
gigs :wink: |
Thanks for all the help. I am still learning how to use all the features on this great site! I have bookmarked the page with the directions.
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