Day 1 of Crushing on Cardstock - I made a herringbone panel with 4 different shades of cardstock from Stampin Up (I used a slightly different technique to what Kristina showed in her video, but the results are the same). I cut a heart from the panel (using an infinity die from Hero Arts) and used it on a 2nd card. The sentiment on my first card is from Waffle Flower, and the sequins are from Picket Fence Studios.
The sentiment on my 2nd card is from Taylored Expressions.
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Such a beautiful projects Michelle!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMaking me wish I'd bought the class. Two beautiful cards
ReplyDeleteGreat! Curious how your technique differed from Kristina's????
ReplyDeleteInstead of sticking my cardstock strips down in straight rows and the cutting at angles and ending up with a variety of sized pieces, I ruled a diagonal line and then lined them all up diagonally. Then I could cut them straight, so all of my strips ended up the same length.
DeleteThanks!! I'm so impressed all those cuts fit together so perfectly!
DeleteSuper pretty...love love love the colors you chose!
ReplyDeleteThey're soooo beautiful Michelle!! Love them both!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Michelle. Well done.
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