Hi everyone and Happy Weekend to you all!
Today's card uses the torn paper technique. I love love love torn paper. All you need to do it is your hands and some paper! Normally the goal is to tear the paper so that you have a strip of white (if the paper is a white core paper - note that if you use core'dinations , the core can be different. Also Bazzill cardstock has same core color). Anyway, you color the white edge to add dimension to your project.
For today's card I chose to use torn pieces that had no white edge. I chose several different patterned papers and tore the papers into strips. I adhered them with glue stick and then trimmed the edges. My card is 5 x 5 inches. I edged the square with distress ink and attached it to an ivory card base.
Today's card uses the torn paper technique. I love love love torn paper. All you need to do it is your hands and some paper! Normally the goal is to tear the paper so that you have a strip of white (if the paper is a white core paper - note that if you use core'dinations , the core can be different. Also Bazzill cardstock has same core color). Anyway, you color the white edge to add dimension to your project.
For today's card I chose to use torn pieces that had no white edge. I chose several different patterned papers and tore the papers into strips. I adhered them with glue stick and then trimmed the edges. My card is 5 x 5 inches. I edged the square with distress ink and attached it to an ivory card base.
I added a pretty blue ribbon and a flower. The leaves are from a punch set of dutch punches that punch and then emboss. The leaves look great, don't you think? I added the word WISH and done!
Close Up!
I had these really pretty alphabet stickers (dimensional) that I've been using. After a while it's hard to come up with words that use what's left of the alphabet! LOL
I hope you enjoyed today's card. Stop by again soon!
Lis
