It's Michelle here today with a new to me technique...I'm calling it twirled twine...because that is basically all you do! I'm also calling this 3D Thursday as I am not stamping at all...just playing with twine!
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This is a thin twine which I liked for this technique as it did not add a lot of bulk to my card. I did not find that the twine untwisted while I worked with it.
How could I not like this one..it screamed Green Bay Packers to me! I can see these medallions as fun to use on cards or in scrapbooks....or even on ornaments or banners or other fun decor elements.
Here is how I did it:
1. Start with a cardstock circle and then trim a red-lined tape sheet circle the same size.
2. Attach the tape circle to the cardstock circle and punch a hole in the middle.
3. Feed your baker's twine through the center and then tape the tail to the back.
4. I added a glue dot to fill in the hole again.
I switched photos on you....I forgot to photograph the process the first time...so this is a second medallion in the works on a black cardstock circle.
5. You can see I started wrapping the twin around keeping it firm and smooth and I go.
6. When you get to the outside edge, just wrap the tail to the back and tape again.
7. Add your fun medallion to your project!
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Maxine