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This is my first easel card! I stuck all the parts together, then coated it with Glossy Accents! Makes it look even more cool and retro! 
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that is really neat! But what are glossy accents? Edited by user Saturday, November 06, 2010 9:03:23 PM(UTC)
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sarahpfab wrote:that is really neat! But what are glossy accents? Glossy Accents are another one of those things I never new existed before I got on this board! It is a clear dimensional embellishment. A lot of people use it as a glue too. It comes in a little bottle, with a really fine tip, and you just squeeze a layer over whatever you want to put it on, and when it dries, it is very glossy, and hard. Yep...I love it! Hope that helps!
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Adorable card! I love the vintage looking paper that you used.
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Very cute, now I have to find some glossy accents!
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This is a very cute card. I just love the colors. Great job.
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this is a great card. I love the details. The button is perfect.
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Love it! And thanks for explaining what glossy accents are, now I need to get me some. Really great card. Love the sentiment on there too. CUTE!
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I love your little toaster.
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Very cute card! How do you determine what size to cut the toaster? That is the problem that I always have; I do mostly quarter-fold cards and everytime I cut something its either too small or too big and I'm wasting a lot of paper. Did you cut the toaster at real dial size? Thank you.
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Originally Posted by: Kate  Very cute card! How do you determine what size to cut the toaster? That is the problem that I always have; I do mostly quarter-fold cards and everytime I cut something its either too small or too big and I'm wasting a lot of paper. Did you cut the toaster at real dial size? Thank you. I have a Gypsy, so I mostly use that. If you don't have a Gypsy, you can download a free trial version of Design Studio, and use that to see the sizes. You would have to purchase it to cut with any cartridges that you own, except the ones that came with your machine. But you can still make use of it for sizing. So if you set something to cut at two inches, then place it on the mat, you can see how big it will actually cut, even without cutting. Hope that helps!
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I love it! I just got this cartridge and I'm looking for some inspiration and this totally inspired me! 
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I love this card and the way the toaster shines! WHERE did you find the glossy accents? ACMoore, Michael's, JoAnn's, Hobby Lobby, Wal-Mart, online?? Thanks!
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Originally Posted by: JaniceSmith I love this card and the way the toaster shines! WHERE did you find the glossy accents? ACMoore, Michael's, JoAnn's, Hobby Lobby, Wal-Mart, online?? Thanks! I first bought it online from Joanns...but Michael's and Joanns has started carrying it locally - at least at my store! So...now I can use a coupon, and get a better deal on it! Heather
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