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Instructions: (you will need two identical paper napkin quarters for this card)
1. Remove all but the top layer of two paper napkin quarters. Set one quarter aside. Using the second quarter, iron fusible web onto the backside of it. Use parchment or baking paper to protect your iron from the fusible web.
2. Remove the paper backing from the fusible web once the motif is cool. Iron now the fused motif onto the front of the paper card and trim down to the size of the card.
3. Fold the acetate in half just like the card. Place the acetate “card” exactly over the paper card. Secure the cards together by tying satin ribbon to the folded area of the cards.
4. To create a sticker with the remaining napkin quarter, here is what you have to do. Adhere the double sided adhesive to the backside of the napkin. (It does not have to cover the complete napkin, just the rough area you will be using. (Here we used the village motif found on the napkin). Cut the village now exactly out. Peel off the backing of the double sided adhesive and stick the village motif now on the acetate, exactly over the same village image which can be seen on the card. See picture below. You see that the village on the acetate will cover the village on the card when the card is closed.
5. Lightly outline the village rooftops and treetops on the acetate with clear glue and sprinkle iridescent glitter on the wet glue. Allow the card to dry before using.
Underneath the acetate is the background.
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