Hero Arts sentiment "Anytime Messages"
Cosmo Cricket"Material Girl" Mini Deck
SU Crumb Cake card stock
Friday, December 30, 2011
Chevron "Thanks"
Jennifer McGuire posted a video demonstrating a chevron border, and I just had to give it a try. It's fun to do! This week's challenge on the Stars & Stamps Blog was to make a "Thank You" card, so I've killed two birds with one stone...a new technique and a "thank you" card.
Hero Arts sentiment "Anytime Messages"
Cosmo Cricket"Material Girl" Mini Deck
SU Crumb Cake card stock
Hero Arts sentiment "Anytime Messages"
Cosmo Cricket"Material Girl" Mini Deck
SU Crumb Cake card stock
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I think it's highly appropriate that you thank yourself ;) I love that chevron and will have to figure out how to do that from her blog
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the tutorial video link to Jen's blog. That looks really cool! Your card turned out great...you really can't tell that those are strips of paper glued together. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteI watched Jen's video too and thought it looked like a lot of work!! Perhaps one day I'll try it, but your card turned out so great! I just love the kraft background!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the anniversary wishes, and I wish you a wonderful, relaxing New Year in 2012 with lots of stamping time :)
Love your card. I watched Jennifer's video also but haven't given it a try yet. You did a great job with this technique!
ReplyDeleteOhhh, this is nice! You'll be doing tutorials next... :) Thanks for playing in our thank you challenge at Operation Write Home!
ReplyDeleteWay cool! Love the look! TFS!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat patterned papers! Fabulous card.
ReplyDeleteLoved all of your cards on the blog. Looking forward to following your blog in 2012. Take care and have a Happy,Healthy New Year.
ReplyDeleteI saw that video!! I love the chevron design and your card came out lovely; the color combination is beautiful. You did an excellent job lining up the chevrons too. I am doubly inspired to try this technique.
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