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Like my other Star of Light cards, it's quick to make with simple lines but this has a very elegant feel. I had trouble capturing the embossing in the first pic so here's a better look at it.
I love the look of the Elegant Dots embossing folder combined with the stars, but I've also used the Softly Falling folder & it worked really well too. The white panel is raised up with our foam strips too rather than dimensionals so you'd really see the depth of the window & show off the intricate, glimmery star.
Tip - cutting star windows: You can cut star windows using two of the Starlight dies in the set - the star framelit or the solid thinlit die that makes the folded version. This means you can cut 2 fronts in 1 pass - great for making multiple cards.
On the inside I cut the intricate star from a white piece & mounted it onto a navy panel & combined two sentiments together. This extra layer balanced the possible front-heaviness of the card.
Thanks for visiting today. I have one more Star of Light card to share for now so pop back again tomorrow for another idea. If you've missed my other Star of Light cards, see them here.
Inky wishes, Di
PS: Remember to order the discounted Star of Light bundle by 3 January, 2016
Supplies
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