Flashy Card Made in a Flash!

Hello! We don’t always have time to make super detailed cards. Sometimes you need something quick, but of course you still want it to be beautiful. Toner Card Fronts from Therm O Web are a fantastic solution! You don’t need to do much more than add Deco Foil to the those Card Fronts, and I bet you have plenty of quick solutions in your stash to finish the card quickly.

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I gathered a few simple supplies, including one of my favorite Toner Card Fronts (Deco Foil always looks amazing on Kraft!) and a pretty, easy to put together die set from Spellbinders. You could just use a large sentiment and call it a day, but I wanted to work with some flowers.

I used Spring Green Deco Foil on the Chic Chevrons Toner Card Front. Then, I trimmed the edges with my Deckle Trimmer from Tonic. To add a bit of drama, I inked he edges with Over Coffee Ink from Catherine Pooler, but you can definitely omit these steps if you’re really short on time.

I used a simple floral die set from Spellbinders’ Birthday Box. I die cut two sunflowers, and added a touch of Tiara Ink to the flowers.

I used the same yellow cardstock for my sentiment (also from the Birthday Box) and inked it with Over Coffee Ink. Since I trimmed the edges of my Toner Card Front, I had a bit of my card base showing, so I inked it with Tiara Ink. I glued the flowers flat with Ultra Bond Adhesive and I popped up my sentiment with Foam Squares.

See? Lickity split but still so pretty, thanks to that gorgeous Deco Foil and Toner Card Front. You can of course step these techniques up quite a bit, but I think it’s important to remember that an impactful card doesn’t always have to take a long time to create. Please visit Therm O Web to see their incredible products. Thanks so much for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!