I don't normally attempt too many new techniques. Mainly because I hate making mistakes and having to start over. But Lynn provided one on SCS today that didn't scare me too much. It's called a "Tri-Shutter Card". All it involved was some scoring and a bit of cutting. I can do that. *grin* To check out SCS's Technique Challenge today, click HERE.
All the images stamped onto the Dancing Jewel Kaisercraft dp, are by Verve. I'll list the links in the supply list below.
The decorative brad was made with Chatterbox's Easy Brad Maker Kit. All I did was punch a circle out of the dp with the punch provided and added the epoxy circle....also provided. Way easy and elegant. I made the tiny bow with a Bow Easy tool. Sharon sells them HERE, and and Jerri provides a very easy tutorial HERE.
Here's the card closed. It will fit into a standard A2 envelope.
Hope your Monday is off to a great start!!
Happy stamping!
Tosh
Supplies:
Stamps - Because of You, Fairy Tales, Artful Elegance, Beautiful Kindness, Filigree Fantasy, Thankful Blossoms (Verve)
Paper - Dancing Jewel (Kaisercraft), Birchtone Light and Dark, Vellum
Ink - Frayed Burlap and Walnut Stain (Ranger Distress Ink), Currant (Adirondack Dye Ink)
Accessories - Corduroy Brad (Stampin' UP!), Easy Brad Maker (Chatterbox), Organdy Ribbon (Offray), Ultrafine Glitter (JudiKins), Quickie Glue Pen (Sakura)
Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteHoly cow, Tosh! You're a better man than me, Charlie Brown. Way better. I sure as h*** would never have the guts to attempt this magnificent card. Y'all can relax with the knowledge that this card is safe from me even attempting to case it. It's positively gorgeous, Tosh. You've outdone yourself my dear. Kudos to you!
ReplyDeleteIncredible!!! I HAVE to try this! Great job!
ReplyDeleteHoly moley, this is stunning! Absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGirl, this is AWESOME! The stamps and design are fabulous, and the folding and cutting...WOW! I need to go look at that technique challenge!!! Simply beautiful, my friend!
ReplyDeleteWHOA! Knock my SOCKS OFF....beautifully done, girl!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Tosh!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWOOOOOOWWWWW!!!! Tosh, you completely knocked my socks off! Seriously, this is THE most gorgeous thing I have ever EVER seen!!!! WOW!!
ReplyDeleteHOLY COW TOSH!!! This is absolutely STUNNING!!!! Love how you've stamped onto the paper to create that fantastic look and all the embellishments are unbelievable!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous card Tosh. Love your stamped design(s) and all the embellishments. I just might have to check out the directions on this one.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely incredible!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the most beautiful eye candy with this card. Wow. The paper is so elegant, what a neat card. I may have to try this. Thank you for the link for the destructions ;)
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Oh my-- so gorgeous! What a neat technique-- I'll have to try it sometime! Your designs always have such a warm quality to them!
ReplyDeleteWow that is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWOW - WOW - WOW - Tosh!!! Your Tri Shutter card is DROP DEAD GORGEOUS - GF!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you took the plunsh, because the outcome is really amazing!!!
GASP! Gorgeous Tosh! Such a fabulous color palette...each section is framed so nice, and wonderful embellies too!
ReplyDeleteThis is pure gorgeousness, Tosh!! From the papers, to the stamps you've used....incredibly beautiful!! Wow!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Stunning Tosh, way to go!
ReplyDeleteDid you hear me GASP just now??? Wowzers, girlfriend, this is AMAZING!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW. This is so stunning, I don't think there are words!!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh... Tosh!! This is exquisite!! Thanks for the tutorial link.. I'm so going to give this a try. I think this is one that even I can follow! lol!
ReplyDeleteWow this is beyond Beautiful! I might just try this,although i'm quite sure mine may not turn out as well as this!
ReplyDeleteAmazing !!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing !!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Oh Tosh, this is truly stunning!
ReplyDeleteOh my, so elegant, classy, vintage, gorgeous....all mixed into one! You are da-bomb!!!
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