There's so many lovely things in the shop at the moment you'll be spoilt for choice. So I've chosen a few of my favourites to make this tag.
I've used the fabulous Pion papers to cover the tag and then I stamped a Lost Coast pencil border along one edge.
A pretty cabochon decorates the heart. There are so many to pick from I know it's hard to choose
This butterfly is from one of the A4 tissue sheets which I mounted onto some card to strengthen it. The colours on these tissue sheets are so vibrant. The pins are from the Urban Hearts set.
There are lots of other things to tempt you in the shop so maybe you will find a few of your own favourites.
Showing posts with label cabochons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cabochons. Show all posts
Monday, 11 June 2012
Thursday, 29 March 2012
Jan: Take one sheet
of this beautiful Pion paper that Jean has in the shop along with these stunning images and you can create the most gorgeous cards.
This is a simple card using the papers and images and embellished with those lush cabochons.
Next is a pretty acetate card which is tricky to photograph.
You make a concertina card base by folding a strip of card (mine is 10.5 cm x 12cm scored every 2cms). Fold a piece of acetate 10.5cm x 28cm in half to form the cover. Make a hole in the top of the acetate so that you can thread through the ribbon. Stick one side of the acetate to the edge of the concertina base. Decorate a tag, thread through the ribbon and secure with a bow. Then stick down the other edge of the acetate to the base. I have used a decorative border to hide the sticky tape. See easy peasy.
Finally a sandwich board card courtesy of my friend Jo .
These papers are a joy to work with. They are so pretty and such delicate colours. I know you will enjoy playing with them too. So don't dither they may not be in the shop too long!
This is a simple card using the papers and images and embellished with those lush cabochons.
Next is a pretty acetate card which is tricky to photograph.
You make a concertina card base by folding a strip of card (mine is 10.5 cm x 12cm scored every 2cms). Fold a piece of acetate 10.5cm x 28cm in half to form the cover. Make a hole in the top of the acetate so that you can thread through the ribbon. Stick one side of the acetate to the edge of the concertina base. Decorate a tag, thread through the ribbon and secure with a bow. Then stick down the other edge of the acetate to the base. I have used a decorative border to hide the sticky tape. See easy peasy.
Finally a sandwich board card courtesy of my friend Jo .
These papers are a joy to work with. They are so pretty and such delicate colours. I know you will enjoy playing with them too. So don't dither they may not be in the shop too long!
Labels:
acetate,
cabochons,
Pion papers,
sandwich board card
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