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Tip: If you cannot get the Aslan foil, you can also use fusible web and cardstock for your pieces. You can find instructions for how this can be done here>>>. Substitute the fabric for the paper napkin.
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1. Before you start with the card, you need to make some preparations first. Decide which motif you would like to use from your fabric and cut the two squares twice out. Cut also 2 slightly larger pieces of the self-sticking foil out.
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2. Remove the adhesive backing of the foil and press the motifs on it. Make sure the fabric is flat without wrinkles. The first cow motif will be cut out exactly as well as 2 of the haystacks seen on the fabric. Cut the excess foil away from around the 2nd square.
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3.Turn the cow over and place a numerous amount of 3-D adhesive pads on it. Do the same to the haystacks. Remove the paper backings.
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4. Adhere the cow and the haystacks now on the second square. The cow now has a 3-D effect.
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5. Punch out 4 flowers and glue them together with stick glue for durability.
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6. Take your mesh ribbon and pull away 2 strings. Tie these through the button.
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7. Place 2x 3-D pads on the backside of your button and stick the button on the flower.
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8. Use stick glue and glue the piece of scrapbook paper onto the blank white card. Tear a piece of the green fiber paper and adhere this now on the front of the card.
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9. Cut a piece of mesh ribbon to fit your card. Using the clear double-sided adhesive foil, stick a piece under the mesh ribbon.
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10. Stick the mesh ribbon now on the card.
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11. Cut a piece of strong double-sided adhesive tape and stick it to the backside of the prepared cow motif. Remove the paper backing.
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12. Lay the feather on the card and apply the cow motive now to the card. Adhere the button at the top left side of the mesh ribbon.
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