Wood Textures Card
Featuring: Wood Textures Designer paper stack, Happy Birthday Thinlits
This is a nice card to make using the fabulous Wood Textures paper stack, and no stamping at all.
Start with a piece of whisper white cardstock 10cm x 14cm.
Cut strips of the wood textures paper into 3 different widths. (you will need about three or four of each - remembering that there are two sides to each piece of dsp).
1.5cm
2cm
2.5cm
Starting from the top and working down
Cut a length shorter than your whisper white card. Glue down.
Then add another piece to the end and trim off the excess from the back of the whisper white card.
Now you have your first line.
Continue cutting and gluing different lengths until you get to the end.
Here is the combination I used for different widths.
I have added a double layer of Happy Birthday thinlits in Sahara Sand and Copper Foil.
I used my Sizzex Adhesive Sheets with them to make it easier to attach them.
This is a great idea for all your detailed thinlits.
If you have a good "eye" you probably noticed that my card front was actually glue upside down (with the 1.5cm strips at the bottom)
So I decided to make another one the right way round.
This time I had a little gap between one of the papers and thought I would hide it by drawing lines around each of my wood pieces using Early Expresso Marker.
I actually think I like it better. What do you think?
This is a nice card to make using the fabulous Wood Textures paper stack, and no stamping at all.
Start with a piece of whisper white cardstock 10cm x 14cm.
Cut strips of the wood textures paper into 3 different widths. (you will need about three or four of each - remembering that there are two sides to each piece of dsp).
1.5cm
2cm
2.5cm
Starting from the top and working down
Cut a length shorter than your whisper white card. Glue down.
Then add another piece to the end and trim off the excess from the back of the whisper white card.
Now you have your first line.
Continue cutting and gluing different lengths until you get to the end.
Here is the combination I used for different widths.
I have added a double layer of Happy Birthday thinlits in Sahara Sand and Copper Foil.
I used my Sizzex Adhesive Sheets with them to make it easier to attach them.
This is a great idea for all your detailed thinlits.
If you have a good "eye" you probably noticed that my card front was actually glue upside down (with the 1.5cm strips at the bottom)
So I decided to make another one the right way round.
This time I had a little gap between one of the papers and thought I would hide it by drawing lines around each of my wood pieces using Early Expresso Marker.
I actually think I like it better. What do you think?
Something you might not know about me is that I just LOVE taking photos of nature and wildlife, particularly birds. I love the challenge of getting a good clear photo of them while they flit and dart and dive around the trees and bushes. These birds are only small honeyeaters and finches. No more than 3 - 4 inches long.
I thought I would share a couple of shots I took last week.
Hope you have a lovely day. Thanks for stopping by. Vx
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