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Here's the one I did for today! TFL!!
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This was so much fun to make! Thanks for the challenge. Here's my card:
TLC137-Pink See Through Petals
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Mad props to Mama Kim for hosting and being so generous with her acetate sheets. No time tonight to do the challenge, but now that I have some acetate, I guess I will have to eventually do something with them. This challenge has provided so many amazing ideas.
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I just went through all the cards again. I am determined to see each and everyone of them and to leave a comment for everyone.
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This was not as hard as I thought it might be. Sorry mine is late but work interferred.
Here is my
HAPPY BOO TO YOU
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Okay... Here is my attempt at my very first Acetate card. What a pain... :mad: It was really easy once I figured out how to keep the Acetate from popping open while I was stamping. Dummy ME!!!! Anyway, hope you all enjoy, I know I am....
Heres my card...
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Excellent technique challenge
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well, here's my first acetate card for my first challenge ever! (or as we say in new england, *evah*)
can't wait to play more reindeer games at scs. thanks for the fun ideas!
argh! acetate!!! by justannie at Splitcoaststampers __________________Annie trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding
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Awesome challenge here is mine..
Klondike
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Here's my take on the acetate card. BTW, does anyone have any suggestions on what is the best acetate to buy? My sister and I noticed some of the cards seem much firmer than the stuff we bought.
I included the front and back to see. Sorry about the blur on the card - it is hard to get a good shot on the acetate and sparkles. It looks better IRL.
Acetate Nor'easter storm by Kjpp at Splitcoaststampers
Acetate snow by Kjpp at Splitcoaststampers __________________Karen I distrust camels, and anyone else who can go a week without a drink.
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These cards have always intimidated me, but I had a lot of fun with this once I sat down to try it. Thanks for the challenge!
Here's mine:
TLC137 Blooming Clear by peggysue at Splitcoaststampers
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Here's a
link to my card. I figured that this would be one technique that I would know how to do...LOL! :p
I've really been enjoying all the beautiful acetate cards in the gallery! You ladies have all done a beautiful job!
Linda
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OK couldn't resist trying one of these babies for myself... combined it with today's color challenge - LOVE how it turned out!!
CC135 Priceless Acetate card by ambouth at Splitcoaststampers
TFL!
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This is my first ever acetate card. I was a little confusaeed as to what goes on the front vs. tha back of the acetate.
TLC137 - Acetate Birthday by lizb at Splitcoaststampers
TFL
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Here is my card for this challenge. It's a day late but better late than never right?
Purple Snowflake
#101
Splitcoast Dirty Dozen
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I started this yesterday, but it took me forever to figure out how to finish it. Finally, here's
my card .
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TLC137 Acetate Halloween Card
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acetate cards
I love these cards, but wondered how to attatch the cardstock to the acetate? Thanks!
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here is mine,
Clearly Cute
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I've never tried this before, but it was so fun!
Here's mine:
Friends Forever
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Here is mine...this was my first attempt at an acetate card! Thanks for a great challenge!
Clearly Snow Burst
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
DaVinki I love these cards, but wondered how to attatch the cardstock to the acetate? Thanks!
I use my regular adhesive since you put layers on both sides of the acetate they hide the adhesive.
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Totally different technique for me. Really enjoyed it. Buggy Caterpillar
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Splitcoast Dirty Dozen Alumni
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Here's mine, fun challenge!
Acetate Card
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Another poster asked this a bit earlier on the thread but I didn't see an answer, so I'm asking again - or asking something similar. What do you look for to buy when you are buying acetate? I have sheets that I believe are for overhead projectors. Is that what everyone is using or should I look for something else. They certainly are clear but they aren't very thick. I did get it to fold and cut and everything. This project looks like fun and I'm going to try to tackle it this weekend.
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I don't know what everyone else is using, but I didn't want to buy a whole box of 100 sheets from Office Max so I went to Kinko's copy shop and bought three or four transparency sheets. They might be a bit thinner than what everyone else is using, but that's all I did, ask for transparencies and they were fifty cents a piece. So you could play with the technique without investing a lot of money for supplies.
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What an interesting technique! TFL!
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Wow! I just looked at the gallery and the cards are amazing! What a great technique! I can't wait to play next week!
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a week late...
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Well ladies, I am blown away by how beautiful the cards were for this challenge and how many participants there were.
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Heres Mine!
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