It took a while to find papers that went together, but I finally found some. Then I had to find a bigger piece! I added some die cuts, and a ribbon, and now that it's done I really like it!!
I made my own enamel dots, using Perler beads, and baking in the oven on parchment paper for 35 min at 325 degrees.
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9 comments:
pretty card
love the dies on this card and of course any card with green looks fantastic in my eyes - Maryann
Love your colors...that bike is sooo cute with it's "hubs"!
I love these pretty pastels you used to create your herringbone pattern, Anne! And what a fun die cut background for this fabulous bicycle!
Love the monochromatic color theme for this delightful card, Anne.
I love the soft greens on your card, Anne. And using the same DP for the bicycle die was a great idea. Love the card!
You did great making your own dots - I couldn't believe how expensive they are!! My problem with this technique is I never have scraps that go together so I usually pull three or four sheets from a pad, which kind of defeats the purpose! I love the panel with the bicycle and tree-line!
love the soft colors of your fab herringbone...and that sweet white on white die cut scene...fabbo
Nice job on this technique Anne - it does look like a lot of work!! love the green and tan colors - and your cut bike riding by the landscape! Aren't the Perler beads fun!!
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