I learned a new technique from one of the cards that was a case of one of mine from the Featured Stamper challenge on SplitCoastStampers. I learned it from this card. In that description is a link to another card which links to a tutorial. (Sorry about all the linking, but I want to give credit where credit is due!) Basically, you punch out shapes, glue them to cardstock, and emboss. The shapes become pressed tightly into the paper and it almost looks like they are a part of that cardstock.
Anyway, other than that, there isn't much to my card! The butterflies are punched with a Martha Stewart punch, and the sentiment, from Repeat Impressions, is stamped with Perfect Plum ink. I believe the Cuttlebug folder I used is called Script.
Anyway, other than that, there isn't much to my card! The butterflies are punched with a Martha Stewart punch, and the sentiment, from Repeat Impressions, is stamped with Perfect Plum ink. I believe the Cuttlebug folder I used is called Script.
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Good morning, Lynette! Who would have thought? I love the idea and will definitely use it! Thanks for sharing what you learned. And I'm off to check the links! :D Hugs, Suzie
ReplyDeleteway cool. I have to remember to try this one!
ReplyDeleteOhhh how neat! LOVE this card! So pretty and what a great technique!
ReplyDeleteI really do love your cards! You think like I do and the step by steps and card recipes you give help in knowing whether I have the ingredients or need retail therapy!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing!
Kris in Alaska
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What a neat looking card. The technique is new to me and it is always nice to see something different. I'm glad that you give us links. :)
ReplyDeleteMary
Definitely will try this techique!
ReplyDeleteThis is a neat card. I will have to try it. How are you Lynette? Did you survive the wind storms? Its still awful right now. I have everything to make this card so I better get busy this week.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat technique... I can't wait to try this one! Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful card Lynette!
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely!
Hugs Kristel
how neat is this?! Thanks for sharing. :)
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