Embossed Acetate Perfume Bottle Card | Scrappy Tails Crafts

 Hello Friends!

I have another glamorous card featuring products from the J'adore Collection by Scrappy Tails Crafts. I made 2 versions of this card that use alcohol inks on acetate and to create fun splashy backgrounds. Then the part that I love the most, but is hard to see in these flat lay pictures, is that I embossed the acetate die cut bottles! Scroll down to see the close up pictures which show you the stunning effects of the embossed acetate. These cards have sentiments that are a bit more generic, which can be used for birthdays or just because cards since Valentines Day and Galentines Day have now passed. To see how these cards came together, simply click the YouTube Tutorial linked below.

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Watch the Video Tutorial on YouTube- CLICK HERE👇

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Here are a couple more pictures, along with the supplies listed at the bottom, but please do have a look at the YouTube video for an in-depth process description. 

It's in the pictures above and below that you can see the embossing of the acetate in the shine of the bottles. In real life, these look so pretty!

Finally, Scrappy Tails has come out with a bunch of new embellishments packs in reds, pinks, whites, golds and silver. I love the selection and variety of bequins, gems and pearls you get in just one pack. To get a nice mix for all of your projects, they also have a cute heart shaped tin you can get with 6 different packs inside. And they also have a deal where if you buy 5 packs, you get the 6th free + the tin!

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As always, thanks for stopping by. And don't forget to follow me on Instagram @deezinesbyd where you'll find a short reel for this card!

Supplies 

(note: if I can't find the same product used, I will always link something similar)