Cherie over at Cherie's Corner of the World is the hostess for stop #2 of Operation Write Home's Virtual Card Making Party. Her challenge? It's Time To Cook! Use 1 image, 2 patterned papers, and 3 words.
I used OWH sketch # 73, and here is my version:
Americana cardstock, Fiskars stamp, Spellbinder's Home Sweet Home die.
Showing posts with label Americana Cardstock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Americana Cardstock. Show all posts
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Operation Write Home Mid-Week Throwdown
I know, it is not mid-week any more. I am a bit behind! The challenge this week was for Any Hero cards. These are sent to our military heroes that need some extra encouragement.
The Americana Cardstock paper pack by Canvas Basics was just perfect for this challenge.
I started to CASE a card from Trinity Designs. The kraft layer is dry embossed with a Cuttlebug folder. The tag is cut from a Spellbinders die, button and cord from my stash. However, when I finished, I didn't like the blank space at the bottom, so I filled it in with three layers from a border punch.
I couldn't justify a whole paper pack for one card :), so I made this one also:
Stars were cut with a Spellbinders die, and embellished with buttons from my stash. I stitched the stars and buttons to the blue polka dot paper, and secured with a dot of glossy accents. The kraft paper base is too dark to write messages on, so I lined it and stamped a few tiny stars on the corner::
The Americana Cardstock paper pack by Canvas Basics was just perfect for this challenge.
I started to CASE a card from Trinity Designs. The kraft layer is dry embossed with a Cuttlebug folder. The tag is cut from a Spellbinders die, button and cord from my stash. However, when I finished, I didn't like the blank space at the bottom, so I filled it in with three layers from a border punch.
I couldn't justify a whole paper pack for one card :), so I made this one also:
Stars were cut with a Spellbinders die, and embellished with buttons from my stash. I stitched the stars and buttons to the blue polka dot paper, and secured with a dot of glossy accents. The kraft paper base is too dark to write messages on, so I lined it and stamped a few tiny stars on the corner::
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