I had kept that bit of red plastic mesh packaging on the off chance it would make a good card embellishment. I love it! Good thing I have plenty of it left! I think it was from a dollar store toy or something. You never know what may come in handy!
I started with an A7 white card base (Recollections brand from Michaels). I did a zigzag stitch on some Enchanted Evening cardstock (quite pleased with this!) and then die cut the Dandelion square out (Cuttlebug). I die cut the same die using Pure Poppy cardstock and stamped my sentiment. This is the 2nd time I've used this cute little stamp from Lawn Fawn. ;) It was a free gift with purchase. Then I tied the mesh around the blue mat and tied a white (maybe kinda creamy? Sorry, Ted!) button on with white embroidery floss. I left the ends of the floss kind of long-ish and then pulled the strands apart for a kind of neat effect.
Both the blue mat and the red flower are popped up off of the white.
This card is for my sis-in-law and her husband who hosted our recent boating excursion. A lot of sacrifice and hard work! Love you guys!
{Supplies--all Papertrey Ink unless noted}
- Cardstock: Enchanted Evening, Pure Poppy, white card base/envelope (Recollections)
- Stamps: thank you ;) (Lawn Fawn)
- Ink: Fresh Snow (this was my first time using it and it's MARVELOUS!)
- Fibres: red plastic mesh "packaging" (dollar store), embroidery thread (from Michaels)
- Button: White & Cream assortment
- Other tools: Dandelion die (Cuttlebug - Provocraft), sewing machine
2 comments:
Wow, Dana...that red mesh is a lot of fun on this card and I especially appreciate how you made the red focal sentiment "POP!" :) Thanks for playing along with my HEC! :)
What a creative thing you have made.
Really crafting is a nice art.
work from home
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