Spring in the forest makes a lovely study for a needlework project even if that needlework is really all paper. My card features a Kraftin' Kimmie stamps set, Lawn Fawn paper and ink, a Sizzix die by Eileen Hull, and a vintage button with a Memory Box needle.
Putting It Together
I wanted to do a "quickie" card this morning with a critter and Spring. I stamped the beaver and log and a few leaves and an acorn while pondering an idea. Last night I was playing with a new die I got, cutting it from chipboard. I got to wondering how it would look with the beaver.I dry fit my idea adding a brightly coloured plaid, a needle I die cut from foiled cardstock, and a bit of baker's twine from a kit.
I coloured the hoop with Cosmic Shimmer - Chocolate Bronze and Distress Oxide - Frayed Burlap. I used Art Alchemy wax - Old Silver on the fastener.
I distressed the edges of the paper to make them more clothlike and added a button from my collection of vintage buttons.
Inside I added another beaver and a sentiment along with some of the rainbow plaid scrap.
Supplies
Challenges
Kraftin' Kimmie National Scrapbooking Day: Bingo! (twine, spring, free, button, critter)
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday: Animal Magic
Tuesday Throwdown: Critter Crazy
Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper: Anything Goes
Penny's Paper-Crafty: Anything Goes
Tuesday Throwdown: Critter Crazy
Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper: Anything Goes
Penny's Paper-Crafty: Anything Goes
What a cute card and idea!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us this week @ Penny's Paper Crafty Challenge! Hope to see you back again soon :)
I really like how the torn edge of the cardstock adds to this card. Thanks for participating with CraftyHazelnut’s Patterned Paper challenge!
ReplyDelete~~Heidi @ My Little Stamping Blog