Today’s inspiration is designed by Hilary Kanwischer. I highly recommend stopping by the Emma’s Paperie blog for a visit. You are sure to find some great ideas. This is one of those go to sketches. It really can be adapted to fit any occasion. Just switch out the sentiment and change the patterned paper to whatever you have in your stash. I like to make cards ahead of time, so I typically leave the sentiment blank than add it when the occasion arises. Having cards ready to go at any moment has saved me plenty of times!
These adorable patterned chipboard accents by Crate Paper really complete this heartfelt card. The layers from the rosettes add detailed dimension to the card.
I love the versatility of this Tim Holtz Sizzix die, it can stand alone or look how cute when you layer it with some chipboard accents. A real-time saver when it comes to making rosettes, it cuts the rosette, the medallion center as well as adding all the perfect score lines. I’d like to share a tip on creating these adorable rosettes that I discovered on the Sizzix website. After you cut out the rosette and before you begin to fold it, try adding tissue tape to the back. This way when you fold the rosette you won’t have a problem with tearing. 🙂
Supplies
Paper
- Modern Mercantile Paraphernalia (Jenni Bowlin $0.89)
- DIY Shop Details (Crate Paper $0.90)
Accessories
- Rosarian Wood Buttons (Prima 559298 /0.5 /4B $4.99)
- DIY Shop Chipboard Accents (Crate Paper $4.66)
- Tim Holtz Alterations Mini Paper Rosettes (Sizzix 657177 $19.99)
- Decorative Strip Sizzlits Die (Sizzix 658339 $21.99)
My hope is to inspire you to be fearless when it comes to your creativity, to try new things and most important to have fun!
Thanks for the visit and have a very creative day.