Let’s use the NEGATIVE foil from the IG HOP with Pink and Main!

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Greetings! In case you missed it, yesterday I made this super awesome light up collaboration card with Pear Blossom Press lights and Pink and Main products! Head on over to my IG to join the IG HOP there with a chance to win prizes, or go here to see yesterday’s post so you know where we are starting with this card using the NEGATIVE foiling.

Yesterday’s card…. and TODAY’s card! Using the SAME foil sheet – don’t toss that negative of the foil!

I’m still using the Pink and Main Jackpot, Foilables, and Cheerfoil.

Since I was using a pink toner sheet Still the same stamps from Pink and Main’s Jackpot set. This one is especially fun because even without lights you can make it as an interactive scratch off! I used the Jackpot companion dies and Pink and Main Scratch-Off Sticker Sheets to cut out matching stickers to cover the light up sign words and the slot machine results.

I used the NEGATIVE of yesterday’s super fun Pink and Main Confetti Foilable Panels with the Starry Gold CheerFoil. To do this, you take that negative sheet, place it on the pink toner sheet from Pink and Main Foilable Rainbow Toner Sheets pack and run it through my MINC like the original panel. Now you get the foil in reverse with pink showing through! It’s an awesome 2fer1!

Since you want to have a good base to press into for the scratch-off, I don’t like to use foam tape for dimension for the card. I cut out 3 more blanks and glued them together for a sturdy dimension 🙂

It really doesn’t need anything else right?? That foil just finishes off the card so nicely and then all you have to do is peel off the scratch-off pieces and adhere them to the card. I usually do this last just in case I need to adjust things and I don’t want to accidentally scratch off any of it!

OH WAIT!!! Don’t forget to add the “scratch to win” sentiment from the stamp set! HAHA…. cuz I did! Luckily I was able to place it in my Misti and get it lined up perfectly after I was all done. Here’s the finished card!