Welcome to our
Technique Blog Hop! This month we are highlighting the Layering a Window Card Technique as shown on page 33 in the Spring/Summer 2012 Idea Book! This blog hop is a great big circle so you
can start wherever you want and continue through to see all the fabulous artwork
incorporating this technique.
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For this month's technique, I chose a 5.5" card with a heart window cut out with the Cricut using the Art Philosophy cartridge. I'm using CTMH's Pemberley paper pack with some Tulip cardstock for the background behind the flowery doily piece that I cut out of the reverse side of the B&T I used for the card front. I used the zip strip for borders on the top & bottom of the card, added the Basic Assortment in the buttons to outline one side of the heart that I had sponged around the edges with Cocoa ink & ended it with a bow of Color-Ready Seam Binding Ribbon colored with Tulip ink. And, to finish it off I added the i & u to say I love you. Who wouldn't love receiving this beautiful card?
Thanks for
stopping by! Please continue on to Bethany's Blog where you will find some additional artwork
highlighting this technique! Be sure to leave a comment and let me know
what you thought of my variation. Happy hopping!
8 comments:
Cute, cute, cute, I love your card
very pretty card!
Great job. Love the buttons.
That is a neat card. Which how the colors go well together and blend I didn't see the doily in the heart, I just seen patterns. =) I thought that was neat.
Thanks, ladies!
Rachel, I just decided to carry the buttons on around to the center of the heart on top. May have to change the picture out!
Tabbi, I just used the reverse side of the blue b&t. It was darker & added more contrast.
unexpected buttons- tah-dah- love the card and you too, Marianne.
Oh, that is such a sweet card!
Super cute card!
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