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For this card I stamped the daisy teabag stamp 8 times onto vellum and cut them out and I colored on the backside of the vellum and then folded. This particular stamp has on the one flower at the top of stamp which makes for easy cutting out. To create the card I used the octagonal template by planet punch, the instructions to create this star shape using this particular template I found in a book and was pretty easy to do. I used a tiny flower punch to punch out the flower pattern in each of the triangle and then using some of the punched flowers I glued one flower onto another and added that to each end of each triangle. The gold sticker lines help give this card that finished look.
Recipe:
Stamps: Daisy Teabag Stamp - alota rubber stamps
Paper: Certainly Celery - Stampin' Up; Yellow; White; Vellum
Other: Black Ink; Octagonal Planet Punch template; flower punch; gold line stickers
4 comments:
This is gorgeous! I don't know that I could have the patience to do this lovely technique. Wow!
No we can never get tired of teabag folded cards specially alota ones thanks
I've done tea bag folding in the past and I love how you've used them. Never get tired of them!
I haven't gotten into tea-bag folding, yet, but this certainly makes me want to. This is gorgeous. Lin
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