Clear Scraps Project Post

Good morning friends, Leah here today to help host the blog.
This morning I am working with the Send It Clear Bell card

and
SEI's Desert Springs paper collection.

To begin, remove protective film covering from both front panels of the bell, and the body of the card. Cut a 4×6" piece of paper and adhere to the body (the inside) of the card. Using your alcohol applicator and Ginger alcohol ink, add coloring to the edges and all over the front panels and bell portion of the card.

To create the 3d Bell, I cut bell shapes out (7 of them) using my Cameo Silhouette and the Blacktail Canyon paper. Once cut, fold all the bells in half.

To assemble, apply glue to one side of the fold, then stack onto another folded piece. Continue gluing and stacking until all bell halves are adhered together.

At this point, you will have two sides open on the 3d bell, apply glue to the right half of the bell and carefully attach to the LEFT panel of the card. Make sure you do not glue the left half of the bell down, or you will obstruct the right panel from being inserted into the left panels closure.

Add doily, diecuts, and bow to body on inside of card.
Using wet glue, apply in a circular motion around the top and sides of card, then sprinkle generously with Martha Stewart tinsel glitter.

Add any other embellishments, and you are done.

The bell will fold down nicely for mailing, and once recipient has received the card, they can fluff the bell out to it's gorgeous 3d self!

I think this paper collection is stunning and is so versatile for any ocassion! Do you think it worked well for my Jingle Bell Card?

Thanks so much for stopping in with us today!
Leah Crowe, Clear Scraps DT

Clear Scraps – Send it Clear Bell Card
SEI – Desert Springs pattern paper:

• Havasupai
• Blacktail Canyon

Other products used: Jingle Bell (Michaels), Glitter (Martha Stewart), Alcohol Ink (Ranger), Gold string & doily (misc)