Anyway, after I got back home, I needed to make a retirement card for one of my husband's coworkers. He wanted it big enough for people to sign, so I made it 5"x7". I utilized yesterday's ways to use it challenge on Splitcoast - stitching - by making a spirelli circle. Although these look complicated, they are actually quite simple to make.

I stamped on the pomegranate using the so swirly jumbo wheel in vanilla craft ink. The brads on the black circle were a sort of gray color. I sanded them with my sanding block, then dipped them in rose red craft ink and clear embossed. I love being able to change the color of brads to match my paper. I have a handy tool that holds the brad while heating, so I don't burn my fingers. To get the brads evenly spaced, I drew pencil dots and pierced the holes with my piercing tool.
The image is a Stampendous flower stamped in purely pomegranate ink on some designer paper than came in a stack from DCWV. I punched three flowers from some velvet ribbon to make a dimensional layered flower. I used the back satiny side on the front, because I thought it matched better. The layers are attached with a black brad. The image circle is raised on mounting tape.
Card recipe -
stamps: paisley, noteworthy, so swirly jumbo wheel (SU), flower (Stampendous)
ink: purely pomegranate, basic black, rose red craft, vanilla craft
paper: apricot appeal, basic black, pomegranate, dp (DCWV)
accessories: brayer, piercing tool and mat, brads, clear ep, heat tool, needle, black thread, mounting tape
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1 comment:
This is gorgeous Melody!
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