Ok folks...this is my second punched card in as many days,using the negative tecnique....
(for my first card please see previous post...txs...)
I REALLYYYY like this tecnique.....a LOT! ♥
Such a great way to use your scrap card stock and designer paper...
I know I will never run off of mine as I have a stack a mile long....ok ok ...I am exagerating a bit but you get the idea....LOL
This card was also entered on SCS challenge: Way To Use It (WT363)
The idea was to use BUTTONS for such challenge.
♥ Again, I must thank my stamping friend Melina for her creative inspirations ♥
For this card I used Soft Suede ink, 'Favorite Words' from Studio K for the sentiment,
butterfly die from Provo Craft, buttons and twine.
All of the paper used here,including card base, was from scrap.
Tecnique: distressing, punch negative.
I hope you like this card created from just .....leftovers.....♥
Thanks for stopping by, bless you all!
Paola
9 comments:
This second card is great also! Love the colors and the different look & feel by using distressing and the twine and buttons. How smart to use all scraps too! Nice job.
Nice job! I love the window affect oh having the sentiment behind! Very cool card and makes mine look like a cop out...will have to redeem myself next week!
Oh my Sweet P! This is gorgeous! That butterfly is Perfect! You are on a roll! I love the distressing around the edges of the dp :) HUGS
Love the way you used the negative punch effect on this card, Paola! It looks like you reversed the patterns on the butterfly and the oval sentiment. And what a terrific way to use leftovers...a champion frugal crafter!!! Great embellishments too!
Great colors on this card! You are becoming a master at this technique. Oh and you could not have tied that bow more perfect!
Very pretty! I love the lavender/kraft combination and all the distressing.
Love thne colors...the distressed edges, the twine and button...Great card!!
I'm getting ideas for your angel swap! Should be fun!
Great card. Love the twine and the colors!
Quite unique looking! Nice job.
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