
The image on this card is done using the paper piecing method as per Beate's Back to Basics tutorial on Splitcoaststampers. The stamp is an old one (ten years+) that I haven't used before. I found it recently on a sort through of an old box of crafting things. I really like the design of the stamp, but it's a swine to use! Needs just the right pressure otherwise you either get an incomplete image or ink where you don't want it. It is a Pergamano stamp PS-6.
I stamped the image first on the white linen textured card, and then the relevant parts of it on the patterned papers. I used black pigment ink, and then embossed with clear embossing powder. Cut out and glued the coloured paper pieces onto the image. Trimmed the image piece square using a Nestability die, and then cut another scalloped square out of the same white card to mount it on. Drew a black line around the plain square with a marker.
The strips of patterned paper were pleated and pinched in, with the pleats held together with a spot of glue. Wrapped around the edges of the pink Bazzill card to mimic ribbons. The Happy Birthday is a Pebbles Inc rub-on.
7 comments:
Joanne,
Your paper pieced flower looks fantastic! You are amazing in creating incredible flowers, paper pieced or paper toled!
Hugs and smiles
This is beautiful! I need to dig around, too, and find some stamps that would be good for paper piecing as I love the look.
......Joanne, your work is beautiful - what a neat idea, I must try it.....well done....
Your card is lovely!! I thought the *ribbons* were real and wondered how you got such a perfect match with the paper-piecing, that is until I read your description!! Very clever and so well done! tfs
Gorgeous card, love the colors you used.
Love this - it is a very pretty card Joanne. The colours are really zingy and fresh. I love paper pieceing - it's a really nice technique. Know what you mean re some stamps being naughty. I have a few of them that take me about 5 goes to get it right - unless it's just me lol xx
Gorgeous card. Love the co-ordinating ribbons. Deb x
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