These are a couple of birthday cards I made last week. I made the background paper by inking up my Happy Birthday cuttlebug embossing folder with several colors of FiberScraps e-z walnut ink Tintz. I put a piece of white cardstock in the folder and ran it through the cuttlebug. I just used a baby wipe to clean up the folder when I was done. Once the paper was dry, I cut it to size and adhered it to a white card. My best friend,
Cindi, was kind enough to let me borrow her Nesties and I cut the ovals and scalloped ovals with those, also using my cuttlebug. The stamps are by studio g, and the ribbon is by offray.
These are a couple of birthday cards I made last week. I made the background paper by inking up my Happy Birthday cuttlebug embossing folder with several colors of FiberScraps e-z walnut ink Tintz. I put a piece of white cardstock in the folder and ran it through the cuttlebug. I just used a baby wipe to clean up the folder when I was done. Once the paper was dry, I cut it to size and adhered it to a white card. My best friend, Cindi, was kind enough to let me borrow her Nesties and I cut the ovals and scalloped ovals with those, also using my cuttlebug. The stamps are by studio g, and the ribbon is by offray.
6 comments:
Oh this is so cool! I love the background! I sometimes (ok I do it a lot lately) some sand the cb background. Nestie are great! I just got my first set not to long ago!
great cards Tracey!! I know how you like to ink up those folders.
:)
What a neat background!! CB & Nesties? Sigh. They seem like such nifty tools to have (or borrow! :>). Glad you are finding some playtime! :>
WOW!!! This is AWESOME!!! Love the BG and the way you did it.. A must try.Breautiful card.
Hugs, Linda
You are so brave with the different things you try and then they always come out so pretty! Great cards.
a. that looks freaking cool
b. I need that stamp
c. did I mention how cool that that background looks!
I heard of inking the folders and thought "why, sounds like a mess" but it looks awesome!
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