The papers (MME "Magnolia" slab) are all scraps, which is a bonus. Even the stamped sentiment (Wordsworth by Rubber Soul) is a leftover I found in my scrap pile. For my embellishments I used three ribbons, three buttons, and machine stitching. Thanks for looking!
March 11, 2009
365 Cards Day #11--Giving it all You've Got!
The 365 Cards challenge today is to use at least 5 patterned papers and 5 embellishments. Here's my card--
The papers (MME "Magnolia" slab) are all scraps, which is a bonus. Even the stamped sentiment (Wordsworth by Rubber Soul) is a leftover I found in my scrap pile. For my embellishments I used three ribbons, three buttons, and machine stitching. Thanks for looking!
The papers (MME "Magnolia" slab) are all scraps, which is a bonus. Even the stamped sentiment (Wordsworth by Rubber Soul) is a leftover I found in my scrap pile. For my embellishments I used three ribbons, three buttons, and machine stitching. Thanks for looking!
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This is beautiful! Great job Steph!
ReplyDeleteBrillianT! I have this pp and I love the whole line!!! Thanks for joining us today
ReplyDeleteI love all the stitching on this! And he papers are so happy and go great together. Nice job on the challenge, AND for using scraps! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I love that paper (and am sure I have it in my stash!).
ReplyDeleteLovely bright cheerful card, love everything about it
ReplyDeleteMaz
Steph, your card is awesome with all the stitching. Great job! Love the colors and patterns.
ReplyDeleteBright and cheery!!! love how you did your stitching.
ReplyDeleteLove the stitching on this card! Great way to use the scraps!!
ReplyDeletecute, cute, cute...I have the same slab 'o paper! Great use of scraps! Thanks for playing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheerful card :) I have that slab too and just love the colors in it! I just adore your machine stitching... I have had one sitting here since Christmas and I'm still afraid to even thread the darn thing LOL
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the papers and stitching to pull it together!
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