I've actually made a few more than the photo shows, but you get the idea! I've cut a sheet of A4 card in half to make two cards and used an X Cut facy die for the scalloped bottom edge. Lightly inked in black around the edge and then added a faux stitched line with a fineliner black pen.
The bunting has been made with offcuts from wordbooks (Retro Fun) and bits left over from normal cards (Funky Daze) - I get a lot of requests to make the wordbooks and I hate to throw away the bits I cut off especially as at least one side has been printed on. I simply cut some strips and then measured 2cm for the top of the triangle and then cut! Layered onto a base colour, glued in place with silicone glue and then added the bows of embroidery thread afterwards.
I also dotted a black spot with a Sharpie marker and then dabbed glossy accents over the top. The sentiment stamp is a Studio G acrylic 99p set and as I sent very few Christmas cards, I decided that I'd be sending Spring cards instead. Mainly because I ran out of time (kids had something on nearly every night and each weekend from mid November onwards) and I thought that Spring cards would stay displayed longer!
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These are so lovely Ruth.Love the clean lines.Such a great way to use up your scrap pieces and the best bit is that nobody knows that they were made with offcuts.Hugs Debbie x
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, Spring cards. Also a great idea to use up your scraps, of course only you could make 'scrap' cards look so amazing. Fab tip, and technique Ruth.
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Lovely crisp design, Ruth - works beautifully with the shaped card
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