Wow! I had quite a surge of new visitors on my blog yesterday, especially after Rachel's post over on Studio Calico (thanks, Rachel!). I am thrilled that you are so excited about the new Scallop Edge Punch! I made up this next card last night just for all the Studio Calico gals. Thanks for stopping by ladies; I hope you'll stick around for more!
Supplies: Heard from the Heart stamp set, Bella Rose Designer series paper, Riding Hood Red Classic ink & cardstock, Pink Pirouette cardstock, Scallop Edge Punch, Button Bouquet, white grosgrain ribbon, mini glue dots
This card is kind of quick and clean. I mostly wanted to show off how to make ric rac with the Scallop Edge Punch. I cut my cardstock down to a 1" strip and punched one side with the scallop edge. I turned it around and lined up the punch on the other side so that the scallops would fall opposite of the first ones.
Finally, I did a little faux sewing on the buttons. I couldn't find my white embroidery thread (must still be packed somewhere), so I cut the border off a piece of white grosgrain ribbon and thread it through the button holes. On the back side, I adhered the ends down with glue dots and then attached it to the card with the glue dots. Now it appears to be sewed on, but I didn't have to mess with a needle. (I think it was Linda Hansen who demonstrated that little trick at a Stampin' Up! regional seminar a couple years ago...)
Fun. Love the rick rack.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Your red ric rac really looks great on your cute card!! Thanks for sharing your technique with us!!
ReplyDeleteOMG, that's fantastic, genius!! Great card & thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFanstastic is right! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is sooo cute! Love the ric rac!! Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteAwesome Ric Rac- might have to try this out on some convention swaps :-). Thanks so much for sharing! I'll link back should I create with this idea. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow incredibly clever! You inspire me!
ReplyDeletehcqmoaseWhat a great idea.....love your card so picnicky (if that's a word LOL)
ReplyDeletefantastic!
ReplyDeleteOMG! that what a great tip! I love getting my monies worth out of my punches!
ReplyDeleteWOW so very cute, thanks for sharing that tip. That punch is turning out to be much more than just a scallop edge!
ReplyDeleteDiane
This is fabulous!! My punch will arrive today, can't wait to use it, and give your ric rac a try too! Thanks for the great idea!
ReplyDeleteVery clever idea! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove your card Julie.
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever - making the rick rack with the scallop punch.
BRILLIANT use of the Scallop Edge Punch!!! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Julie! I am a member of Lovenstampfuls, but I saw a reference to your blog on stampin' discus and had to check it out.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE the ric rac.
Emily
Wonderful alternate use for the scallop punch, I will use it in my 1st workshop next month & maybe find time for a convention swap! Thanks so much for sharing.
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