I was playing around with the pad of burlap paper that I mentioned a couple posts back, trying to determine what would cut well with it and what wouldn't. I decided to play with Spellbinders' Grateful Lattice die, and had a go at trying to cut the burlap paper with it. It did cut, but not without many, many passes through the machine, adding a shim here and there. I kept all the little "inside" pieces, thinking I'd come up with some fun way to use them sooner or later.
When I had determined the colors I wanted to use for this card, I remembered those little shaped burlap pieces, and they actually helped decide the overall design of the card for me...
I cut another full lattice piece from cream cardstock for the front of the card, and decided to cut part of it away to make room to stamp a birthday sentiment. Then I took some of those little burlap pieces from my burlap lattice, and popped them up with foam tape inside the cream cardstock in a fun and random placement...
In the center of the card, I used some metal embellishments, twine, cheesecloth, a cardstock flourish, and some dark pewter beads in a cluster...
And the piece of the cardstock lattice I cut off the front? I decided to use it on the inside of the card, and glued the burlap pieces down flat inside the lattice, instead of popping them up with foam tape...
Supplies:
Dies: Spellbinders Grateful Lattice and Foliage Two; Memory Box Elegant Scrollwork
Sentiment stamp and metal gear: The Paper Studio Metal keyhole: Tim Holtz Ideaology
Pewter pearls: Creative Imaginations Metal key: local craft store Burlap paper: DCWV
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ReplyDeleteIts Beautiful !! though not many layer like your usual shabby card but still awesome !!I loved the textures and colors .
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love everything about this card :-) x
ReplyDeleteOh this is a lovely card, and I love the burlap texture and love how you continued the theme inside the card as well!!
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