Hello, Crafters.
Today
I uploaded my video which shows how I made the reverse collar-fold card
I shared with you Tuesday week ago.
Someone contacted me and asked if
I’d make a video.
I
really didn’t know what to call it!
I settled on Reverse Collar-Fold
because that’s what I was trying to work out when I came up with this
design!
I’ve made this card with four different designs of Designer
Series Paper (DSP) and I’m happy with three of them.
The one I’m not
happy with is the one with the sentiment stamped in Cherry Cobbler.
I think that because both sides of this DSP are quite busy, the stripes acros the top
aren’t anywhere near as striking as the others.
The thin stripes just don’t quite work but it needs something!
In fact, as I’m sitting here
writing, I’m thinking maybe a solid strip of the green design DSP instead
of three thin stripes may work better!
I don’t have time to try it now,
but I will do another time!
The card in question is featured in Photograph 5.
I used two stamp sets for this card.
The sentiment is from the Wonder of Christmas and the pine cones, branches and berries are from Peace This Christmas.
That’s about it for today. Until tomorrow, happy crafting.
JanB.
Jan, thank you yet again for making this video and sharing your incredible talent. So appreciated.
Warm Wishes: Mal, Melbourne, Australia
Hi, Mal. Always my pleasure. ☺ Have fun making this style of card. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
i think they are all lovely. i must say that i'm not keen on busy paper either. i will have to try this card. hope that is ok. i'll be making it a birthday one as i have finished with christmas cards for this year. cheers Jan
Hi, Pearl. I really must try the single thicker stripe on this last card – I've just put it on my table in my studio so don't forget to do it when I go in there this afternoon! Please do copy this idea with my blessing! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
thank you Jan. if i copy it is always a bit
different and use different papers,colors and always tell people where i saw it which is the right thing to do. cheers
Many thanks, Pearl. I appreciate your thoughtfulness. ☺ ☺ ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.