CropStop Button Challenge
This is one of two posts today, so be sure to scroll down for more inspiration!
This week's challenge at CropStop is to use buttons! I had a whole treasure-trove of them I received from my pal Debbie Fisher....so a bunch of them found themselves a home on this card!
I used designer papers from Cosmo Cricket's Material Girl collection and a touch of faux stitching on my card.
My embellishments are actually cut from a pattern I picked up for 25cents at a yard sale! I cut strips of the pattern, and folded them in half and in half and in half and in half lengthwise until I had a 4 inch strip. Then I scallop cut each long edge through all of the layers. This gives you a long scalloped strip.
For the ruffles along the bottom of the card, I folded them in half and layered several of them to make the ruffled border. For the rosette, I used a Gluber I folded the scalloped lengths in half and then scrunched them in a spiral on the Gluber until I had a rosette.
I have a special Coupon Code for my blog readers that will give you 10% off of any size order:
CTMP-2. You will want to check out all of the new stock in the store....SOOOO much to inspire!
Join in the fun and play our challenge for an opportunity to win a great prize!
This week's challenge at CropStop is to use buttons! I had a whole treasure-trove of them I received from my pal Debbie Fisher....so a bunch of them found themselves a home on this card!
I used designer papers from Cosmo Cricket's Material Girl collection and a touch of faux stitching on my card.
My embellishments are actually cut from a pattern I picked up for 25cents at a yard sale! I cut strips of the pattern, and folded them in half and in half and in half and in half lengthwise until I had a 4 inch strip. Then I scallop cut each long edge through all of the layers. This gives you a long scalloped strip.
For the ruffles along the bottom of the card, I folded them in half and layered several of them to make the ruffled border. For the rosette, I used a Gluber I folded the scalloped lengths in half and then scrunched them in a spiral on the Gluber until I had a rosette.
I have a special Coupon Code for my blog readers that will give you 10% off of any size order:
CTMP-2. You will want to check out all of the new stock in the store....SOOOO much to inspire!
Join in the fun and play our challenge for an opportunity to win a great prize!
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Maxine
Kathleen - Fellow Cropstop team member
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