I started by water coloring a panel for the cover of my card. If you look close you'll see I splashed it with gold watercolor paint!
Once it was dry I stamped a sentiment in the lower corner and die cut the ornament. I added double sided tape to the cover of my card base and adhered stripes of Maraschino and Lilac Twine. I love red and purple together - something about it is very regal.
I made sure the entire die cut area was covered with twine a few times by laying the die cut panel on top of the card base. When no white was peeking through the opening I adhered the cover panel to the base with adhesive foam tape.
I adhered the die cut ornament inside the opening with liquid glue (Ranger Multi Medium Matte in a needle tip nozzle bottle) and embellished with some gold pearl gems.
A gold foil ornament cap and Twinery Gold Shimmer twine add extra sparkle to my card. This is a fun simple technique to use on your designs and will work with so many different dies. I hope you'll give it a try!
I adhered the die cut ornament inside the opening with liquid glue (Ranger Multi Medium Matte in a needle tip nozzle bottle) and embellished with some gold pearl gems.
I love your water coloring, Jeanne!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!
ReplyDeleteA fun way to use the twines :))
Super great idea to use that twine that I have too much of!! Thanks so much for all your inspiration!!! You are awesome in every creation that you do!! Joleen
ReplyDeleteJust love it !!!!!!
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Such a great way to use the twine! Well worth the time! Lone this!
ReplyDeleteExtra creative Jeanne, pretty too!!
ReplyDeleteSuper cool way to use twine, this looks great!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant use of twine...and something I could 'probably' do, as no bows or tying required! The water-colouring: perfect!
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So beautiful Jeanne...love your wonderful holiday card.
ReplyDeleteMore wonderful watercoloring, so pretty! And I love the texture from the twine. The ornament is perfect for this technique!
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