Kora here again with a birthday card. It was my sister's birthday at the beginning of September, so I needed a card. The file comes with "best sister" or "best brother" :-) You can find the digital cutting file here.
on the mat
Best Sister cut
I wanted to add some extra effect to the card so I decided on embossing the best sister lettering with red embossing powder.
The best sister lettering now has a wonderful shimmering look.
I chose a patterned paper (different shades of red) to mat the lettering. And of course some rhinestones.
Although Monogram Fonts aren’t designed for creating text, they can be really fun to personalize a card! Many of my monogram fonts start with my basic Italic Capitals which I use for teaching calligraphy and this technique works especially well if the basic letterforms are the same in different fonts. It helps make the fonts interchangeable and easy to read when you mix and match them.
Here is how you can make an awesome card or nameplate! If you are receiving this as an email update, click here to watch the video on YouTube.
Thanks for watching! What will you do with your monogram fonts?!
