I'm really happy with this one. The colors are what was further specified and the design is unique. I meant it to look like a present but not sure it turned out. The main thing I want to focus on is the ruffly thing...
Laurie gave a fabulous tutorial on how to make saddlestitch ribbon flowers (see photo below) and I failed miserably. I watched her video several times but didn't have it handy when actually making my creations. Hers are fabulously lush and fluffy.... Mine ended up falling tragically and woefully short. :( In the photo above, I had to hide the deficiency with a brad (thanks, Mom).
My ruffly thing is a bit better this time around (I made the ribbon longer) but still not a flower... So I threw on another brad.
These cards actually only took an hour each for me to do, a sort of record for me! I think they're quite nice!
{Supplies--all Papertrey Ink unless noted}
- Cardstock: Blueberry Sky, Pinefeather, Stamper's Select
- Patterned Paper: Library Ledger, Christmas Prints, Bitty Dot Basics
- Stamps: Fillable Frames #9, Fillable Frames #4, Background Basics: Retro, Round & Round
- Ink: Versamark, Jumbo Java (Versamagic), Aegean Blue (Versamagic), Pure Poppy, Pearlescent Ivy (Brilliance)
- Ribbon: Blueberry Sky saddlestitch, Pinefeather saddlestitch, Pure Poppy saddlestitch
- Dies: A2 Envelope Liner, Fillable Frames #9
3 comments:
I think you did a fine job with those flowers! And the brad in the middle is a perfect idea! You've got a great set of cards here!
I think your ribbon flowers are great Dana. And the brad is a perfect way to cover up something not so pleasing. Love the LO of these cards! Unique.
Dana these look great! I love the one layer version of this flower! And the brad is a great touch!!
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