This gem is Julie's - great card and great use of the polka dot emossing folder on the heart and circles - nice detail. And this was our winning entry from Heidi. She and Julie were definately on the same wave length with some of the details - big heart, button/brad, pin and little tag. It is a great vintage card that I understand was made in the wee hours of the morning :) Congratulations Heidi!She got to pick her prize out of our CSL prize basket of SU goodies - I think she won the linen thread.More about the flower - I demonstrated at our meeting how to make this beautiful flower out of our 5/8" satin ribbon. I followed the tutorial found on Kelly Acheson's blog here -http://astampabove.typepad.com/my-blog/2010/12/ribbon-flower-tutorial.html
Kelly used her heat tool and said to be patient - but I guess I am not, as I gave up. So instead I used a candle flame and loved the affect it gave - the edges look as if they've been painted with dew, and they got a little black, which I liked on the rose. I also used about 18" of ribbon. Next time I'll try the heat gun again and see if I can get it to work. If you try and have any tips, please let me know. Here's a close up of the detail.
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Very nice cards!! I love the second one with the circles and the hearts. Super cute!
ReplyDeleteWow, those cards are amazing! TFS!
ReplyDeleteThese are all great cards! Thanks for blessing my evening. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat cards. TFS
ReplyDeleteI have made that ribbon flower with the heat gun and I found you have to cut slits in the ribbon. I think this is to break the binding. JMHO
Very nice cards I love the flower! I followed over from the Stampin' Connection thread.
ReplyDeleteAll great cards! I really love that beautiful ribbon rose, and how the edges look, too! May just have to try that method! :) tfs
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All great cards! I really love that beautiful ribbon rose, and how the edges look, too! May just have to try that method! :) tfs
ReplyDeletePS - Followed you here via SC blog thread!