With using all of this leftover paper, I'll be sharing this over at the Snippets Playground #115.
Thanks for stopping by and have yourself a great day!
Carol
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Using Scraps for a Background
With using all of this leftover paper, I'll be sharing this over at the Snippets Playground #115.
Thanks for stopping by and have yourself a great day!
Carol
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The way you pieced it all together and embossed it makes it look like fabric! What a fun card and a great way to use up all those scrappy bits.
This is so cool. Looks just like ribbons, I'm defo going have a go.
FUN and pretty! That's a bunch of scraps and they all look great in the herringbone! Very pretty card.
Lynn
And, I always enjoy seeing your herringbone pattern cards. They are always gorgeous and this one is no exception. Fab work.
Okay, seriously, Carol, you deserve a special snippets prize for this card! What a lot of snippets dedication! It looks like it's made from material; you could be a fabric designer, you know!! Hugs, Darnell
That is my favorite EF to use with this technique. Very lovely card and choice of colors. TFS.
Eww, ahh. . . color and texture!! Love your card. I really want touch it (in a non-yucky stranger danger sort of way).
Great job with the herringbone. The papers all go nice together. I really like the sentiment. I went with red for my card also. I have to finish it and get it posted. Have a good night. We are getting ice and just about 1 inch of snow tonight/tomorrow morning. More fun!
Oh my, I think I like _this_ one even better than that last one! It looks for all the world like an old wellworn quilt (one of my loves!). Even down to the delicate '1930-s' prints!! I can see how you might get the strips on a backing piece, but I'd not be able to create this pattern. One of these days, maybe you might do a tutorial? (of course, after you finish shoveling...TEE HEE). Clever girl to come up with the Blog-anitions. I'm going to change the page header to that if I have your permission. I'll credit you with that terminology! Maybe it will give a chuckle, and help some bewildered newbie that hasn't gotten all these wonderful terms. TFS & Hugs
Oh this is fabulous and so clever too.
luv
Debby
Carol, this is amazing! I love the patterns, papers, and the embossing. How smart you are. Looks so great and the sentiment is sweet, sweet! Lovely card. Hugz!
I am so loving this card Carol!! The colors and patterns you chose are just beautiful together. I love the herringbone pattern too, the punched border with the sentiment is just perfect too. That is my favorite SU embossing fold as it works so well on these types of cards making sure that all those snippets are held down good. I will have to lift this one from you. lol I hope you didn't get to much snow. We only got rain, thanking the good Lord for that! But it is cold!! 22 this morn with wind chills of 0. Hugs
Oh Carol, I totally adore this card! It looks, and certainly is, so tactile. Beautiful colours - very clever and a real 'snippets buster'.
Hugs
Di xx
I agree with everything Di said above!
Hugs, Sarn xxx
Very pretty, Carol. Great colors and design.
This is lovely. I've done this with squares but this style is so effective.
Linby x
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