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First, let me show you the card:
Eyelet Outlet Products Used:
Green Washi Tape (similar to this one)
Tip #1 - The Sunflower Washi Tape is glittery, which is great, but for a scarecrow card it just seemed a bit too glitzy. My solution was to put a piece of vellum over the top of it. Then I added the Checked Washi Tape over the top of the washi to help secure everything.
Tip #2 - I wanted leaves for my sunflowers to coordinate with the leaf on the scarecrow's hat, but I didn't have any leaves. No problem. I had green Washi Tape. I folded the tape so it was "sealed" and then I hand cut two leaves.
I then poked a hole in toward the end of each leaf and added it to one of the Sunflower Brads.
Then it was just a matter of attaching the brad to the card like normal. How fun is that!?!?!
Thanks for stopping by my blog today!
Stamp: Whipper Snapper Sunflower Scarecrow stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink and colored with Copic Markers
Papers: Fun Stampers Journey Summer Days and Recollections Black and 110# White CS and Vellum and DP from my scrap file
4 comments:
Love when you share tricks of the trade. Very clever putting the vellum over the washi. I don't think I would have thought of that. Making the leaves was a great idea too. I love the Scarecrow. Fall is a fave of mine.
Thanks for the added tips on using washi tape. You are always thinking outside the box. Great ideas!
What a great card Jeanette - love how you muted the sunflower washi, and used green washi for the leaves! You are so creative!
Blessings
Maxine
Fabulous papers and brads with this fun fall scarecrow!!
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