Woven cards

Hey! So yesterday I said I had some fun things on the way using up scraps. Today I'd like to share the first one with you! It also involves some weaving - my new favourite technique. This one uses up scraps from the brights collection so its incredibly bright and vibrant and super fun! Stamp Set: Peaceful Moments Ink: Bermuda Bay Cardstock: Whisper White, Melon Mambo, Flirty Flamingo, Granny Apple Green, Bermuda Bay, Mango Melody, Coastal Cabana, Daffodil Delight, Gorgeous Grape Punch: Story…

Found this PageMaps sketch on Pinterest

You are going to have so much fun making cards with today's technique. You can cut strips of paper or card or use what you have. A few simple rules, make sure to have odd numbers of strips, and

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How to make unique greeting cards using woven paper.

Mountain View textile designer Krupa Paranjape shows how white embroidery floss, stitched into the figure of a snowflake, offers a simple but lovely way to adorn a holiday card.

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The inspiration for this card took quite a while to gel and mesh together. It started with Karen Barber's color challenge: use Cherry Cobbler, Calypso Coral and More Mustard - a combination that is way out of my comfort zone. I started working on it last Tuesday, but I was really struggling and couldn't come up with a good idea. I got as far as die cutting two shapes - one in cherry and one in coral, then cut strips of mustard, and that was it! All the things I tried to do with what I had…

Grab some ribbon and make a ONE-OF-A-KIND Card!! This technique is very similar to those pot holders you made as kid - so I know...