Once in a while I am able to combine all (if not all, then definitely most) of my favorite techniques into one project; this is just that instance.
Pattern Paper: three different patterned paper are combined in this card: I like how the square pattern offsets the roundness of the flowers; the stripe pattern could mimic a picket fence; the flower pattern could be the sky with birds.
Punches: so many were used in creating this card – all of which work together cohesively.
Sponging: adding a sponged edge to all the pieces unifies and softens the edges.
Accents: the layered buttons accent the flowers nicely and the touch of linen thread finishes them off. Additionally, utilizing dimension creates interest and depth.
There isn’t much else to say besides: I love this card!
Recipe: Time Well Spend stamp set; Cherry Cobbler, Mellow Moss, and So Saffron cardstock; Washington Apple DSP; Circle Scallop, oval Scallop, Small Oval, 1 3/8” Circle, Scallop Border, and Build a Blossom punches; Subtles, Brights, and Regals Designer Buttons; linen thread, dimensionals, mini glue dots, sponges.
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