This sketch was the perfect opportunity to use up some scraps and make a card in under 10 minutes too! I used my nestabilities to cut out the 4 squares. I like the creme card stock showing through so I didn't have to make any adjustments to the squares. Added the sentiment and was done!
Supplies: Paper - PaperTrey Creme CS, SEI dp; Stamps - Savvy Stamps
Showing posts with label Fall-To Layout 6. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall-To Layout 6. Show all posts
Thursday, July 17, 2008
FTL6
This sketch was the perfect opportunity to use up some scraps and make a card in under 10 minutes too! I used my nestabilities to cut out the 4 squares. I like the creme card stock showing through so I didn't have to make any adjustments to the squares. Added the sentiment and was done!
Supplies: Paper - PaperTrey Creme CS, SEI dp; Stamps - Savvy Stamps
FTL 6
My cutter is less than precise, like Natasha's, so what I did for this layout was to cut my card base to an even 5" and the squares to 1-1/4". I added a button and the sentiment and was done!
Supplies:
stamps - Paper Tray (PTI)
paper - Ginger Blossom dsp, kraft
ink - chocolate chip
acc - neutral button, crochet thread
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Fall-to Layout #6
In keeping with the colour blocking theme, I thought this sketch would be a good one for this 
week! This design works well with plain cardstock, stamped cardstock, or patterned paper. If you're wondering about measurements. I made each square about 1-1/8, then I placed the middle one first, and lined up the rest. The two on the ends went over the side just a bit, so I trimmed it. Also due to the awkward size of each square and my less than precise cutter, I decided to add a border. This adds nicely to the design and hides the fact that one of my squares was a bit too small. I like to round the corners of this design. I find it completes the card nicely. This design is great for mass producing (if you have a more precise cutter) and also for using up those awkward sized scraps that we all feel compelled to keep!
week! This design works well with plain cardstock, stamped cardstock, or patterned paper. If you're wondering about measurements. I made each square about 1-1/8, then I placed the middle one first, and lined up the rest. The two on the ends went over the side just a bit, so I trimmed it. Also due to the awkward size of each square and my less than precise cutter, I decided to add a border. This adds nicely to the design and hides the fact that one of my squares was a bit too small. I like to round the corners of this design. I find it completes the card nicely. This design is great for mass producing (if you have a more precise cutter) and also for using up those awkward sized scraps that we all feel compelled to keep!
On my card I went with the colour challenge from last week at SCS. I stamped some polka dots over top, added my border, and a greeting
. That's it!
. That's it! Supplies:
Stamps: Nature Set (a muse)
Paper: Guava, Banana, Chocolate, White
Ink: Brown, White
Accessories, etc.: corner rounder
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