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How to Make a Thinking of You Card Using the New Polishing Plaster Colors

  • Writer: nicolemartel6542
    nicolemartel6542
  • 12 minutes ago
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Good morning, friends! Nicole here with two mixed media cards I created using the newest polishing plasters in the shop! Loving the new additions!! The colors are beautiful. I've been meaning to send a friend a "thinking of you" card for sometime now and thought I would make one to send to her this week. And I just love how pretty they turned out...and mostly, they were super simple to make!


Greeting cards with heart patterns and text "thinking of you" and "sending hugs." Yellow and blue ribbons, jars, and sequins on a white surface.
Mixed Media Cards by Nicole

To begin, I cut two panels from watercolor paper to measure 4x6. Next, I taped the panel down on the glass mat to prevent the paper from moving. After that, I taped the stencil over the panel. Then, I used a palette knife to pull the Sangria and Boho Blue Polishing Plaster through the stencil-one at a time.


Four-step process of creating heart-patterned art using blue and red paints on white paper. Jars of paint and grid mat visible.
Image of Polishing Plaster pulled through a stencil

I let the polishing plaster dry before mounting the card down on the A2 card base. I did need to trim the panel down a bit to fit on the panel. I decorated the card with ribbon, die cuts and gems. I just love how pretty and simple this looks.


Greeting card with heart patterns and "sending hugs" text, tied with a blue ribbon. Nearby are crafting supplies, including sequins and ribbon.
Image of Embellished Card by Nicole

After I created this card, I decided to make another one using the Nature's Patina and Clover Honey Polishing Plaster.


Craft supplies including ribbon, jars, and a card with heart patterns and text "thinking of you." "Birthday wishes" text also visible.
Image of Embellished card using Nature's Patina and Clover Honey polishing plaster by Nicole

Are you ready to make a few mixed media cards of your own? Check out my quick video tutorial!


New Polishing Plasters!

I'm sure your friends will love receiving a handmade card in the mail. It would be a nice surprise. Thank you for visiting today!

Nicole

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