Like music, paper crafting has its Rock Stars. My top 3 are Julie Ebersole, Tammy Tutterow and last but certainly not least Regina Andari.
This card is a CASE from Julie Ebersole that she did in a post for The Classroom on Ellen Huston's blog. This is my interpretation.
The base is Whisper White. I then took a layer of Whisper White and ran it through the Big Shot with the Harlequin Texturz Plate. Using the direct to paper technique I applied Tim Holtz's Spun Sugar distress ink. In the Big Shot once again with a Rectangular Nestibility. I poked two holes and then strung some Silver Cord between two silver brads.
That piece was attached with two way sticky foam strip to give it some dimension. The love was cut out from the decorative strip Join In The Cheer with pink glitter as the heart was with a Scalloped Nestibility using a mini clothespin to attach it to the silver cord.
The Mission this week is to find a card to CASE putting your own spin on it. You might find this extra challenging Regina since you are outstanding at coming up with your own designs and thousands have CASEd you.
You have to come back and see what she comes up with. And don't be shy if you want to join in. You are always welcome. Let us know and we will link your card.
See Ya Next Week!
********REGINA'S MISSION********
The Mission this week is to find a card to CASE putting your own spin on it. You might find this extra challenging Regina since you are outstanding at coming up with your own designs and thousands have CASEd you.
You have to come back and see what she comes up with. And don't be shy if you want to join in. You are always welcome. Let us know and we will link your card.
See Ya Next Week!
2 comments:
Julie this card is absolutely gorgeous. You are such a creative person..... I just love you idea and definitely will try it. Hope all is well with you and the family and give Frankii a big hug from me.
Awesome card, Julie, but really . . . I don't deserve rock star status. You're sweet to say it, though. Once again, you've come up with an interesting mission, and I look forward to it.
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