This is a fun card because I got to use up some scraps I had out on my table. That's always a fun thing to do. Check out the background paper it's strips of left over cardstocks that I taped together then ran through Sizzix Big Kick with Tim Holtz Alterations rays texture fade. great way to use up strips of cardstock. saw this basic idea online somewhere but don't remember where.
***How about a contest! Name this technique. what would be a fun name for this technique of using scraps together and embossing folder. leave comments here on this post with suggestions***
Images and ribbon are from
Mark's Finest Papers and Stamps! a Heinrich Company
Entering this card in following challenges:
1. Speedy TV Simple Salutations #2 - beach with saying
2. CAS-ual Fridays - use strips of paper
3. The Play Date Cafe - color theme: caribbean blue, shoreline, sunshine
9 comments:
How about Embossed Strips Background? Not clever, but tells you what it is.
Can't get more BEACH than that............Lis
Wonderful way to beach it with scraps. There's a challenge at Hiding in My Craftroom HIMCR54 Super Scraps Sat you can enter this in. Thanks for entering MFP Simple Salutationa Ch#2 Beach.
Melissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
MFP Simple Salutations
GREAT design!I love the striking colors and embossing! Thanks so much for playing with us at CAS-ual Fridays!
That embossing in the background is my favorite. :) Thanks so much for joining us at The Play Date Cafe this week!
wow what an awesome card....
What a fun way to use strips! Thanks for having some fun with us at CAS-ual Fridays!
Cool card. I love how you put the sentiment on top of the sand dollar. Thanks for playing along with SpeedyTV’s Simple Salutations Challenge. We hope to see you again next week. Be sure to check out all the other challenges on SpeedyTV for more chances to win free stamp sets from Marks Finest Papers, a Heinrich Co.
This makes me so happy to be on the road and headed back home--there will definitely be some beach time in my near future. :) Love the way you embossed the rays on top of the strips for texture. Thanks for sharing this with us at CAS-ual Fridays!
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