
My idea was to create a ruffle trim with some of the SU Springtime Vintage fabric. I have to say - the fabric is wonderful and I wish I knew enough about sewing to make something with the rest of it! To make my ruffle I applied a length of Sticky Strip to a panel of Very Vanilla card stock and just laid the fabric across the panel, gathering it into a ruffle as I went. No sewing required! I put a panel of Not Quite Navy card stock on top, trimmed out with the scallop ribbon border punch. My flower is from Friends 24-7 - I know I used this a couple weeks ago, and it was still out on my stamping table and just called to me for this card... It's stamped in NQN and colored with Baja Breeze marker. I cut and embossed with my Nestabilities and then added piercing in the scallops to match the punched trim. Some distressing and sponging, along with crochet trim and a Tiny Tag punched sentiment (tied on with embroidery floss) finished off this sweet little vintage card.
We'd love to have you play along with us this week - go dig out some fabric and get your creative juices flowing! And be sure you visit the OCC blog to see what the rest of the team created this week. I promise you'll be glad you did!
7 comments:
Such a pretty card Lori, i love te ruffled lace and the fab shades of blue
love tasha xx
Beautiful, love your "blue" card!!! Hope you are feeling better!!!
So pretty! I love the ruffle. Hope you feel better soon!
So sorry you've been sick again, Lori. I hope you are feeling better now! Your card is lovely - the colors are beautiful and your fabric ruffle is such a perfect embellishment. You've got me wishing I had done something more creative than fabric flowers! Love those jewelry tags - just too sweet!
Hope you are having a great weekend!
Hugs,
Linda
Lori, I love the blue! Your card looks so vintage, and lovely! I love how you improvised on the not sewing. Pretty smart!
I love your ruffle! So adorable!
Lori I LOVE your fabric ruffle! What a fabulous creation! Hope your feeling better!
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