Sandy MacIver has a video showing how to make a really long landscape flip-flop with the Thinlits card dies :)
I found a fabulous sketch over at Fab Friday and had to play with it :)
So, I started out with some chevron woodgrain, then progressed on to the embossing and distressing, slowly building my card plan.
Then I thought it would look pretty cool to have a sentiment in this circle and a strip of DSP. I haven't decided who I will send this too yet so I haven't finished the sentiment yet. The DSP is just a ¾" strip glued into the flip-flop hinge.
I then decided I wanted plenty of room to write a message, but that it still needed some decoration, so I just stamped some leaves and outlined a bunch. I am quite pleased with how it turned out. Sometimes, you just have to go with the flow :)
I'll leave you with a beautiful mud puddle :) This puddle forms in front of our house after every rain. But it isn't always so pretty, reflecting the changing tree colors and a bright blue sky. I love the blue of the sky in the fall!
5 comments:
Wow! You have really outdone yourself with this one!! I love all of the layers. The strip on the hinge is such a great idea!!
Beautiful card! I love all of the layers, and the pretty colors. Thanks for joining us at Fab Friday!
Wow this is what blocked is? lol this is awesome!!! love that puddle picture to it is so beautiful!
Your diligence in working to finish this card certainly paid off! It's lovely! The colors, stitching details and the extended length are all fabulous! Thanks for sharing at Fab Friday!
The card was worth the struggle. The layers are beautiful. Love the leaf on the circle and the little chevrons. Very nice!
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