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I have another card to share today with a mini tutorial. I wanted something bright and primary, so I chose to use Cosmo Cricket Odds And Ends paper collection. I picked out a few patterns that I liked and that followed with the 3 basic colors I wanted to use.
I started by making a rough layout of my card. I used a Papertrey Ink die to cut out the scalloped edge and the green frame was cut from the Cosmo Cricket paper.
I used an 18" long piece of crochet trim from Melissa Frances and using embroidery floss, I threaded it through one edge of the trim.
Once threaded, I held both ends of the embroidery floss while scrunching up the trim towards the center.
I used a pretty red mulberry flower as the center of my crochet rosette and found some vintage green lace that I thought would look nice. I opted to leave out the blue ticking stripe pattern paper from my final design because I wanted to showcase the floral patterned paper a bit more. For the sentiment, I used Printer's Type letters from Hero Arts and cut out each word, then attached them with foam tape.
I started by making a rough layout of my card. I used a Papertrey Ink die to cut out the scalloped edge and the green frame was cut from the Cosmo Cricket paper.
Next, I rummaged through my embellies to find a few things that I would like to add. I originally had planned on using wrinkle ribbon, but I couldn't find a color that worked well with the color scheme I wanted, so I decided to make my own.
I used an 18" long piece of crochet trim from Melissa Frances and using embroidery floss, I threaded it through one edge of the trim.
Once threaded, I held both ends of the embroidery floss while scrunching up the trim towards the center.
Once I had the shape I wanted, I tied the embroidery floss in a tight knot and cut the long ends.
I used a pretty red mulberry flower as the center of my crochet rosette and found some vintage green lace that I thought would look nice. I opted to leave out the blue ticking stripe pattern paper from my final design because I wanted to showcase the floral patterned paper a bit more. For the sentiment, I used Printer's Type letters from Hero Arts and cut out each word, then attached them with foam tape.
