Little Wings Creates: Chipboard Embellishment

Friday, August 8, 2025

Thanks Slimline Card with Clear Scraps

Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a slimline Thanks card using a some products from Clear Scrap . I used the Rose Chipboard Embellishment and the Brick Wall 4x6 Stencil

Supplies Used:

Clear Scraps: Rose Chipboard Embellishment

Clear Scraps: Brick Wall 4x6 Stencil

Artist Lost: Coarse Texture Paste

Brutus Monroe: Chroma Mist -Bluebell

Brutus Monroe: Evergreen Embossing Powder

Imagine Crafts: MBoss Valentine Embosing Powder

Recollections Brand 110lb White & Gray Cardstock

Shimmer Cardstock: Gray

VersaMark Ink

Thanks Die

Slimline Dies

Tiny Red Gems

Bearly Art Glue

Tools:

Heat Tool

Craft Spatula

Masking Tape

Paper Towels

Step1. - I start by placing the Brick Wall 4x6 Stencil onto the white cardstock I had die cut for my card front. I used a bit of masking tape to hold the stencil in place. I then use a craft spatula to smooth on the texture paste through the stencil. I then remove the stencil and clean it.

Whilke the paste is still wet I do a light spraying of the Chroma Mist(crafy spray) onto the panel. I set it aside to dry (about 20 minutes).

Step 2. - Next, I put some masking tape onto the Rose Chipboard Embellishment stem and leaf. Then, I press the VersaMark ink ontot he Rose bud. I cover the bud with the Red embosssing powder and heat set it. I then repeat the process only this time I cover the bud and cover the stem and leaf with the Green embossing powder and heat set it.

Step 3. I die cut the senitment 4times. 1 Time from the Shimmer Gray cardstock, 2 times from the gray cardstock and 1 time from white cardstock.

I adhere the three gray senitments together. I cut the N from the white sentiment and then adhere it to the back of the gray one. I did this so the sentiment would lay flat on the rose stem.

Step 4. Now, let put the card together. I cut 2 panels of gray cardstock using my slimline die and another white cardstock with the smaller slimline die (same one I used for the scard front).

Adhere the white panels onto the gray panels. Then, I scored the top of the back panel about half inch from the top. I put some adhesive onto the section and pressed the top layer of the card onto it.