Saturday, July 9, 2016
Red, White & Blue
I got the CAS-ual Fridays star dies & The Twinery Firecracker twine late last year to make 4th of July cards. So that's what I'm doing--early for next year--haha!
I've been meaning to use twine in the negative space of a die & finally I did it. Such a fun look! The white inlaid star is covered in Stickles Frosted Lace & the panel is mounted with foam tape over the twine. I stamped the very old sentiment by Peddler's Pack in Memento Love Letter & added PPP Sparkling Clear sequins. I'm entering these challenges: CAS-ual Fridays, ATSM, HLS Anything Goes with Dies, Inkspirational, SSS Monday, Die Cut Divas & SSS Work It Wednesday. Thanks so much for taking time to stop by.
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I feel that I've fallen behind now on my July 4th cards, since you're already working on next year's. :)) haha
ReplyDeleteGreat card and what a fantastic idea to use the twine this way. I'll have to keep that in mind. So glad you joined us at Die Cut Divas.
That twine is awesome. Love the card Greta. We don't celebrate that occasion but it sounds interesting.x {aNNie}
ReplyDeleteGreta, this is a fabulous card and love that twine inside the diecut! Love it! Thank you so much for playing with HLS Anything Goes With Dies this month!
ReplyDelete- Helen G.-
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Awesome card!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done Greta. lovely card.
ReplyDeleteOh so clever, will be doing something similar one day!!! Would never have thought to use the twine in this way and it's so effective, thank you for sharing x
ReplyDeletewonderful card Greta - never thought to use twine like that and it is so effective!
ReplyDeleteI want to come and play in your craft room because you come up with the greatest cards. This is just awesome. I love that twine used like this. A perfect 4th card and if you keep these up you can send as many 4th cards next year as Christmas cards this coming year! My hello die used the other day is a Stampin'Up thinlit. It comes in a set of four with you, happy, hello and thanks.
ReplyDeleteFantastic design using the cord, beautiful for the 4th of July! I hope you are doing well, Shirleyxx
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous design, greta!! love the red, white and blue twine behind the die cut star... so fun!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea! I love the inside of the star! Great project. Thank you for joining us at Simin Says Stamp Monday Challenge. Hugs, Marzena
ReplyDeleteAnother brilliant card Greta. Love that texture and color the twine adds.
ReplyDeleteSimply amazing and so festive. Love your red white and blue twine star, you are so creative!
ReplyDeleteLove the inlaid star with twine, Greta! Super fun and so patriotic!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun patriotic card Greta! Love the fancy star and all the sequins scattered about!
ReplyDeleteOh I love your card dear!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea!!
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What a great use of your twine Greta, this is festive and so much fun!!
ReplyDeleteOh it looks fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! The star formed with twine looks fabulous! Thanks for joining in the fun at Die Cut Diva's.
ReplyDeleteA glittery inlaid star and red, white and blue twine. Perfect for celebrating the 4th Greta. Thanks for sharing your card at ATSM.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great use of that patriotic twine! One can never start early enough with cards, right? Speaking of that I really should think about a design for my Christmas cards...
ReplyDeleteAwesome card!! So unique in what you did with the twine. Love it!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant idea to use the twine in this way. Thank you so much for joining in at Happy Little Stampers Anything Goes with a Die
ReplyDeleteI like this look of the twine framed by a die cut. I'll have to try this sometime. And so cool to see you getting ahead of the game for Independence Day!
ReplyDeleteAn awesome way to use twine, Greta!
ReplyDeleteA fun look, indeed! Soooo classy!
ReplyDeleteHugs~c
I'm back to say: hank you for sharing your creativity in the Inkspirational 'anything goes with red' gallery! Now you've got me adding twine to my shopping list *grin*!
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WOW, Greta, this is simply fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove how you used the twine.