Good morning blog readers, it's Tanisha here with a post for creating your own embellishment.
I'm sure we are all feeling a little tightening of the purse strings nowadays. One of the ways that I've been avoiding feeling the pinch in my scrap budget is by creating a lot of my own embellishments and Cheery Lynn Designs dies are perfect for doing just that . Not only is making your own fun, but you really get the most out of your supplies, as well.
I started by cutting a 2"x12" strip from patterned paper and then adding a border to the edge using the Scalloped Diamonds border. I scored the strip every 1/4", accordion folded it and then attached the ends to create a pleated flower. I cut a circle using the XL Classic Stackers Circles, adhered the pleated flower to the center and affixed a piece of ribbon to the center. Next, I used the Little Coved Rectangle Stackers to die cut a piece of chipboard and patterned paper. I layered the 2 for stability, inked the edges and then adhered to the center of the pleated flower. Finally, I used the Varsity Font to create my sentiment.
Once the embellishment is completed, add it to the project of choice!!
Thanks for stopping by today. I hope this post has inspired you to used Cheery Lynn Designs dies to get the most out of your scrap supplies!
Until next post...HAPPY SCRAPPING!!
Tanisha
Monday, August 1, 2011
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What a great embellishment you have made using the border die. Very clever, Tanisha.
ReplyDeleteSuch an economical way to stretch the budget- I always appreciate multi uses of all my supplies.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Very clever using the Scalloped Diamonds Border to create the flower in the middle!!! Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteWow, great card and great way to use the border!
ReplyDeleteLove from France, Kianel.