If you’ve been following my blog for a while you will know that I am currently having a love affair with black and copper.  I just adore the way these colours work together and the dramatic look they create. For today’s card I used just a few elements to keep it relatively simple, but again the effect of black and copper together creates such a dramatic look.

I’ve included a product list for you below, and thought you might like to see a quick tutorial of how I put this card together. If you are in Australia and need to order any of these products, you can speak with your StampinUp demonstrator, or if you don’t have one already, please feel free to order your products through my ONLINE STORE.

Here’s the Video tutorial:

Product List

Merry Tags Framelits Dies

$41.00
Pine Bough Textured Impressions Embossing Folder

$13.00
Copper Foil Sheets

$7.00
Basic Black A4 Card Stock

$14.00
Sahara Sand A4 Card Stock

$14.00
Star Of Light Photopolymer Stamp Set

$45.00
Jet Black Stazon Ink Pad

$15.75
Copper Metallic Thread

$5.25

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  4. Thanks Daria…. my pleasure. Im making this card again in a class tomorrow 🙂

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  5. I watched the video about the copper card and was so disappointed. I could figure out how to cut and put the card together but you never showed how to get the light effect behind the ornament. If you are going to make a tutorial then show all the steps of the sample card.

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  6. Hi Dawn, So sorry to disappoint you further but the "light effect" is simple the reflection from the lamp I used to take the photo! Foil is really hard to photograph! Thanks for commenting though, copper is a beautiful medium.

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