Hello! At Christmas Card Throwdown we have a technique challenge for you!
This is a great technique for tackling that mountain of patterned paper (what do you mean, you don't have a mountain of patterned paper??)
I used a wonderful tutorial by our very own Patricia Hays. You can find it by scrolling down this post from Splitcoast Stampers. I'm not usually a fan of techniques that appear to require mathematical precision, but this really doesn't, it is very easy and straightforward!
We can't wait to see your cards! April x
My card is super-snippety so I am sending it to Di and Parsnip at Pixie's Snippets Playground!
My card is super-snippety so I am sending it to Di and Parsnip at Pixie's Snippets Playground!
This is super April! Did you use snippets to start off with? We'd love to see you in the Playground, gated open at midnight and I don't mind a leetle bit of back linking :) Thanks for the link as well - great technique!
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Di xx
Thanks Di! Yes, super snippety! I will definitely be in the playground tomorrow. Hugs Xx
DeleteFabulous - so glad you linked :)
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I do like this! Traditional colours, lovely papers and clean and simple too! Nicely done. xxx
ReplyDeleteelle est si élégante April, chic et classe, biz
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. I love how you played with such fun and contrasting papers and made it all work so beautifully!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you got it posted in the end. Your papers are lovely and I do like the sentiment too. Just what we all need. x
ReplyDeleteThanks Alison! Yes, battery charger tracked down, and breathe...:-) Xx
DeleteLove the colors and the added sequins. Festive. Creative Blessings!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kelly! Xx
DeleteI'm raising my hand here, April, cuz I have several mountains of PP, so I love this inspiration for a great way to use my PP snippets!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteThanks Darnell! I have said to Di in the past that my patterned paper mountain is so big it is making its own application to be a member state of the EU!! Xx
DeleteLove the sunburst/starburst technique! Great make!
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan! Xx
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