For my card, I pulled out my red scrap papers and cut down the pieces all the same width to create the herringbone pattern for the base. I layered it on white cardstock and a pink card base,
The birthday wishes sentiment was stamped in red and popped up on dimensionals and the card was finished with several pink mirror gems.
Thank you for stopping by to check out my card today. I appreciate the lovely comments. If you leave me a comment, I can stop by your blog for a visit.
Challenges:
A Place to Start - Use Pink
Allsorts - Patterned Papers
Allsorts - Patterned Papers
Great monochrome card Lisa, love the design and all the beautiful strips of p, paper.
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Fabulous card, beautifully crafted with those bright and cheerful strips of paper- so perfectly lined up in the herringbone pattern,
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Lovely and effective use of all those offcuts Lisa, the whole pattern arrangement is lovely and perfect for our Allsorts theme this week, many thanks for joining us.
ReplyDeleteB x
A beautiful effect and perfect for our optional theme at Allsorts. Thanks for joining in with the challenge.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card Lisa! Your patterns work beautifully together here! I do love me a good herringbone pattern design and you've done it perfectly for your card!
ReplyDeleteFabulous birthday card full of your red snippets. Love this herringbone design. xxx
ReplyDeleteA fabulous design did you make with all these strips of paper Lisa. Great way to use up left overs too.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Miranda
Super card Lisa, the strips of patterned paper go so well together.
ReplyDeleteLiz xx
Love the way the papers made such a gorgeous pattern, gorgeous card Lisa. xx
ReplyDeleteYou have a pretty bunch of scraps there that makes up this sweet card!
ReplyDeleteVery nicely crafted! Thanks so much for sharing with us at A Place to Start!
ReplyDeleteHugz,
Chana Malkah, Owner
A brilliant use of patterned papers. Thank you for supporting my theme this week. Sarah
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