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Scraps...do you save them?
I like to save mine in the hope that I will be able to use them to make a card.
That's how this card came to be.
So here's what I did to create my card.
- I began by taking a look in my scrap pile of pieces leftover from other cards. I like to keep them just in case I can come up with something to do with them. I found three of them, all done with stencils from A Colorful Life Designs (see below) and my Distress Oxide inks. I cut the pieces into strips of different sizes for interest and set them aside.
- Using a piece of heavy white cardstock, I embossed it using a folder from Darice to use as my main panel.
- I figured out how I wanted to arrange my strips and wove them together, leaving room for a sentiment. When I was happy with the pieces put together, I glued them in place over the embossed white panel.
- Next, I cut a circle from another leftover stenciled piece and stamped the greeting from Avery Elle in my Misti. I glued that onto a piece of matching cardstock. It looked flat and needed something more, so I inked up a piece of cardstock and die cut the flower from Tim Holtz.
- I glued the whole panel onto a piece of cardstock, then onto a heavy white card base.
- I pop dotted the sentiment to the side.
Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.
Here are the stencils I used:
Discount Code for A Colorful Life Designs
Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.
Adding my card to these challenges:
Cardz 4 Galz- TEXTURE
Try it on Tuesday- KEEP IT SIMPLE
Through the Craft Room Door- ANYTHING GOES
Supplies
Stamps- Everyday Circle Tags (Avery Elle)
Inks- Versafine Clair; Distress Oxides (Peeled Paint, Blueprint Sketch, Broken China, Shabby Shutters)
Paper- heavy white (Scribes Nook- Waterloo, Ont)
Accessories and Tools- stencils (ACLD); TE Blending Brushes; Numbers Embossing folder (Darice);
pop dots; Infinity Circle dies (HA); Wildflower die (TH); Misti







