Real Red designer paper is what I used for the red blocks of color (it is from the level 1 hostess set of paper). Then I used my hobby blade to make a slit in the red paper, right on the paper seam, a few inches into the body of the card and then used my horizontal slit punch on the fold of the card, to make "tracks" for the ribbon to go through. The ribbon is just a misc. spool of chocolate ribbon I picked up at Hobby Lobby.
I cut a strip of ww cardstock and using my paper piercing template, I pierced holes where I wanted my line of brads, then put the brads in the holes. (While marking this way, if you have your paper on the mat that you use for paper piercing, you don't need to make bigger holes, the little brads fit into the paper piercier holes great!) The paper piercing template makes it super easy to line up brads...yippy!! I stamped the "thinking of you" in chocolate chip ink, and then used my window word punch to punch it out and then attached it to the strip of ww cardstock. Layered the ww strip on a chocolate strip and then attached it to the card. For the last part, I added the tree to the card, with dimensionals under each corner.
Hope you all have a great day! I'm starting a project for my main squeeze for Father's Day...I hope it turns out well...I'll share it when I'm finished! Thanks for stopping by and have a super duper day!!
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I was just doing some checking for colors of 1940's and you've nailed it with this card! here's a link if you wanted to peek at the article I read.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Decorating-Your-Kitchen-With-A-1940s-Retro-Theme&id=116693
Very sweet. Love the little red brads.
Ooooo, VERY cute! I love the primas with the tree, but the entire LO is nice :)
super cute!!! I think this one is my fav.
Lovin this Jeni!! I think I am your biggest fan because everything you do I just love! Can I put in my order? xoxo Mom
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