I started with a standard size card base made of kraft, and I cut another piece of cardstock about 1/2 an inch smaller to give enough room to work with. I chose several colours of ribbons ensuring they were all the same width and cut lengths a bit longer than the long side of the small piece of card. These strips were adhered to the back of the short side of the card with glue dots. I attached shorter ribbons to the back of the long side of the card, and wove them with the longer strips of ribbon. Once done, all ends were attached with glue dots to the back of the card. This piece was very thick by then so I decided to use more glue dots to attach it to the card front to ensure it was well adhered.
I cut another piece of kraft just slightly smaller than the card front, bigger than the woven piece, and die cut a large circle from it. I embossed the edge of the circle with the die, and once done distressed the outside edge of the panel with a distressing tool. A white gel pen was used to add dash lines around the edge of the circle, and the outside edge of the panel. The sentiment was heat embossed in white.
In order to make the panel look as lush as the ribbon section, I added the last of the lovely silky Champagne ribbon from Ribbon Carousel, and some Prima flowers in soft coordinating colours. The panel was adhered to the ribbon piece with foam squares.
I really splurged on this card. It was really fun to make and turned out to be so pretty! :)
I would like to enter this card into the following challenges:
- Really Reasonable Ribbon - Mother's Day or feminine plus ribbon.
- Stampin' for the Weekend - Layer Upon Layer
- Speedy Fox - Use 3 of something.
- Deep Ocean Challenge - What a Wonderful Woman
I used the following supplies:
Cardstock: Stampin' Up! Crumb Cake.
Stamps: Pocket Silhouettes.
Ink: Versamark Watermark ink pad, Stampin' Up! White Embossing powder, Sakura White Gelly Roll pen.
Embellishments: Prima Marketing ribbon, Ribbon Carousel Champagne Silky Crushed ribbon, Prima Camille Almanac flowers.
Adhesive: Glue Dots, foam squares.
Very creative. Thanks for joining Speedy Fox and Friends.
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