Hi everyone,
It's challenge time with my friends over on the CCEE Stampers challenge blog. This week our challenge hostess for the month Amber Hillman, brings us her final challenge.
This week Amber has given us a Technique challenge - Herringbone. A fun technique using up scraps of paper. Directions can be found over on Splitcoast Stampers.
For my card this week I decided to play with the Katie Label Pivot card die set designed by Karen Burniston for Elizabeth Craft Designs.
I created my herringbone pieces on two panels and then cut them up so that I could adhere them to the sides of my card.
To decorate my card I used a Prima Doll.
Here is the inside of my card, I have added more herringbone panels to each edge and also another Prima Doll on the right hand side and a gift on the other side. I also added some birthday candles underneath the pivot area.
And finally the back of my card ... plain compared to the rest of my card, but still prettier than the back of a plain flat card :).
Don't forget to check out the CCEE Stampers blog (goes live 12 AM EST) to see the rest of the creations the CCEE Stampers created this week. You can also see more details of their creations on their individual blogs:
- Amber Hillman
- Anne Harmon
- Joanne Grzelak
- Liz Williams
- Lois Bak
- Lynn McAuley
- Maryann Einam
- Sabrina Friel
- Vicky Gould
Stamps: Lots of Love - Julie Nutting for Prima; Best Birthday Wishes; Great Birthday Greetings - CC Designs |
Paper: White; Pink; Dark Pink; Sew Lovely DP - Carta Bella |
Dies: Katie Label Pivot - designed by Karen Burniston for Elizabeth Craft Designs; Candle Border - CC Designs |
Other: Foam Tape; Copics |
8 comments:
Fun card, good to see you using your Prima doll stamp
You just keep getting better and better, Frances!!! Love it.
What a delightfully awesome birthday design, Frances! Beautiful work!
Frances, I love the way you did the two panels. Wonderful colors and absolutely fabulous skills in your bag of technique tricks.
I like the design with the herringbone on the edge of the front and back panels.
What fun to use two panels for your card!!
Gorgeous colour combination - what a great girlie birthday card.
what a fab teenage card.....fabbo
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