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Joy
How to guide · 9 steps

Joy

18 November 2025✦ Toni DarrochDie CuttingEmbossing FoldersInk TechniquesStretch Your Supplies
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Step 1 of 9

Trim white card to 4 1/2 x 5 1/2", place inside the Autumn Breeze embossing folder and run it through your machine. 

Step 2 of 9

Working from the TOP of the embossed card, blend with the Surfboard and Tiffany, fading out the ink as you move down, to create an ombre effect. 

Step 3 of 9

Use the die to cut TWO "JOY" sentiments and tree brooch, from white cardstock. Adhere together to create your 3D embellishment. 

Step 4 of 9

On a scrap piece of white card (big enough to die cut the foliage die-plate from the Perfect Pinecones), smoosh the Surfboard and Tiffany onto your glass mat, add water and smoosh the white card into the ink. 

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Once the ink is dry, place the plate onto the inked card and run it through your machine. 

Step 6 of 9

Trim a piece of coordinating paper from the Shabby Chic pad to 4 3/4 x 5 3/4" and a piece of white card to 5 x 6". 

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Assemble your card as shown here. 

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Adhere the foliage and JOY 3D embellishment to the bottom right of the card.  

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To finish, use the Stickles to add a touch of sparkle to the brooch. 

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