
Hello all!! Can you believe we just about half way through January already? Before we know it Valentine's Day will be here!!
I have another Valentine card to show you, right in line with this week's challenge!
I've wanted to try the Herringbone technique in the most recent Technique Junkies newsletter and I just hadn't made time. Well, the other day I was sitting at my table and got the bright idea of trying this technique using ribbon!! I plenty of ribbon scraps in bin, and so I went looking. I pulled out red, black and white ribbons and then just followed the directions.
I started out with a 4 1/2 x 5 1/2 piece of scrap card stock and covered thoroughly with double sided tape. At that point I just started laying out my ribbon scraps in the Herringbone pattern. Once I was done, I trimmed the edges and then cut the card stock piece down to the size I wanted. This is the largest piece. I was able to make three cards with the pieces I had. I'll post them this week too.
My card base is Shimmery White and I then used Real Red and Basic Black. The stamp set I used is Love You Much and the bird is punched using the new 2 step bird punch in the Occasions mini.
I used my distressor tool around the edges of the Basic Black panel, just to add some texture! Both the heart and bird are popped up with dimensionals. I also popped up the bird's wing. Lot's of dimension on this one!!
Happy Stamping!!
~~~Ann~~~
4 comments:
How fun is that background with the ribbons? :) So cute! Thanks for posting your blog on Stampin' Connection.
Love the ribbon on this card. I just love this technique. I might have to try this one.
Hey Ann,
You have such great stuff..still been checking out your blog even though I have not had time to join in - hopefully again soon I can. Congratulations to all the girls you have won something from you and been able to join in. You all do great.
That's gorgeous! I think I would go nuts trying to manipulate the ribbon ~ quite stunning and I love the red, black and white together :)
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