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It's my turn to host the TLC Challenge (Technique Lovers) over at Splitcoast Stampers this week.
I've been noticing a trend of many card makers as they look back and remember some of the older techniques we haven't visited in awhile so....
We are revisiting an older challenge that I did about 3 years ago called Stripped Down, also known as
So, here's what I did to create my card.
- First, I randomly inked up a piece of white cardstock with some Broken China, Wilted Violet and some Prize Ribbon Distress Oxide inks.
- I dried the ink on the panel and used a die to cut it into strips. It helps to keep them together in the order that I had inked them up, by placing a piece of low tack tape along the back. This will be important for the next steps.
- When they were all cut, I peeled them off the tape from the back and glued them onto another piece of white cardstock, flipping every other strip around to face in the opposite direction.
- After I had them all glued down, I splattered the panel with my white Posca pen and then set it aside to dry.
- I die cut the flowers with another piece of white cardstock, I also die cut the 'friend' sentiment 5 times and glued them on top of each other, stacking them together.
- I glued my strip panel card front onto a piece of white cardstock, then blue, then onto a white A2 sized card base.
- Lastly, I glued the flowers and the sentiment over the strips.
Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.
To see the other card I made using this technique go here:
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Supplies
Stamps- none
Inks- Distress Oxides
Paper- Solar White
Accessories and Tools- Weaving die strips (Hero Arts); white Posca pen;
Wildflowers (TH); friend die (Amazon)
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