march calendar….by melissa cash 2


TGIF!  This week on the Tombow blog we have been given a “Designer’s Choice” week.  
I decided to share my March calendar page with you.
This page is 5″x 7″ and stands up on its own with an easel back.  I started with a base layer of kelly green cardstock and then adhered some Bo Bunny Double Dot cardstock with my Tombow Mono Adhesive Dots, Roller.  Next I inked up the shamrock image from the Our Craft Lounge, Shamrock Blessings set with three different green colors of Tombow Dual Brush Pens using the thumping method to ink up the stamp and then stamped them to the bottom of the white calendar panel. I did the same thing for the flowers that I stamped in the upper left corner using the same green Tombow Dual Brush Pens and adding two tones of purple Dual Brush Pens.   Next, I cut out another piece of kelly green cardstock with the Spellbinders Nestabilities Mega Dies, Labels 17 and adhered the calendar panel to it with Tombow Mono Adhesive Dots, Roller and then attached this panel to the calendar base popped up with Tombow Foam Tabs.  The sentiment was also inked up with the Dual Brush Pens and stamped onto some white cardstock.  I cut the sentiment panel and background layer with my Spellbinders Nestabilities Die-Petite Ovals set and popped it up onto the calendar with Tombow Foam Tabs.  The two shamrocks were cut from the new Memory Box Lucky Leaves dies, embossed with clear embossing powder with a touch of Glitter Ritz Warm Highlight glitter from Elizabeth Craft Designs and adhered to the calendar with Tombow Mono Multi.


Did you know?

Tombow MONO Multi Liquid Glue

Has ual applicators in one ergonomic dispenser.  A pen tip for small areas or fine line of glue and broad tip for large areas. Bonds two ways: permanent by applying while glue is still wet; removable by letting glue dry before positioning. Safe for use with photos, cardstock, fibers, buttons, etc. Acid-Free and non-toxic.
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