Tips & Tricks
- I love to use the Arrows Embossing Folder to emboss a scrap, then trim it to use as a paper embellishment. I used it as an arrow on this card, and then today I'm using it as a little flag. It's a fun and simple way to add texture and interest to a card.
- I might just shed a tear over the fact that the stretch ruffle trim is retiring. I really love this stuff...it's so pretty and it's easy to use. I've found that the best adhesive to use with it is Sticky Strip. It holds well, but the fabric will lift off of it (unlike paper) to allow for repositioning. I've used it here as a fun way to kind of mat the Very Vanilla card stock.
Supplies
Stamps: Yippee-Skippee
Ink: Coastal Cabana and Tangerine Tango Stampin' Write Markers
Paper: Baked Brown Sugar, Coastal Cabana, and Very Vanilla card stock, Retro Fresh DSP
Accessories: Big Shot, Arrows Embossing Folder, Coastal Cabana Stretch Ruffle Trim, buttons, Linen Thread
Super cool card! I love the layering and how you highlighted the stamped image with the stretchy ruffle ribbon. Thanks for joining us at HSS!
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ReplyDeleteI love your card, the layout is so fun, and I will miss the stretch ruffle trim, too! (why?!! do they do that!!!) The little embellishment you made from the embossed cs is great, too. An awesome way to use scraps! Thanks for playing at HSS! Erika
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ReplyDeleteGreat layout! I love the ruffled trim too! Thanks for playing along with us at HSS!
ReplyDeleteVery Cute!!! Great use of the dsp!!! Great ribbon accent!!! Thanks for playing along with HSS, Diane
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ReplyDeleteI agree with you about the ribbon and I love how you have matted your stamped layer. Your arrow tip is fabulous--thanks for sharing. I am so glad you included your card in our color challenge at Hand Stamped Sentiments. Smiles, Elizabeth
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Elizabeth!
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