Showing posts with label twine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twine. Show all posts

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Fall-ish Happy Birthday

Coupled with the wood grain embossing folder the Wonderfall stamp set is so cool! Then add the Autumn Accents die, it's really fun!!! I love fall anyway so I'm a sucker for any new stamp sets or accessories that have to do with fall!! Enjoy! And have a great time in these last beautiful days of Fall before the earth is robed in a cloak of white!!!

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Merry Christmas

Well it's almost time to start your Christmas cards! Or maybe yours are already done? :) if not here's one to get your creative juices going. This card features the Core'dinations Cherry Cobbler CS. Don't you LOVE the white core? It gives it a rustic feel while remaining elegant. Happy Stamping!!!

Thursday, October 4, 2012

The Best is yet to Be!!!

Here is a very showy card that will impress your friends!!! :) Here's how you cut it:
CS is cut at 12" x 5 1/2"
Place on your scoring tool & score at 2", 4", 8" & 10"
(scoring FROM the 5 1/2" side)
Now from the 12" side cut ( with your paper cutter) from the 2" score line to the 10" score line IN 1 1/2" from the long 12" side. Now you can fold as shown in the pictures. Embellish and you have a very interesting card!!!

Sunday, July 1, 2012

Big Wish Masculine Card

The upside down tag on this adds another dimension to this card. I'm always looking for something different...or a new way to use something "old". 

Friday, June 22, 2012

More Bareback

Good morning to you all!!! 
If any of you loved the "Bareback" stamp set as much as I do then you'll love this card. It uses varied hues of brown & tan with three brads to set it all off. There are some cards that NEED the torn look and this is one of them. In case you are asking if there is a "right" or "wrong" way to tear .... yes there is depending on the look you are wanting to achieve. If you want the feathery look that I have here, then holding the stamped image in your left hand, tear with your right hand coming towards your body. If you want a crisper edge tear with the left hand coming towards your body. Try it a time or two on some scraps and see how you like it.