Saturday, February 1, 2025

Fun Fringe Technique - Totally Techniques

Happy New Year

We are back with another fun technique with the Totally Techniques' Design Team to start the year.

The technique this moth is a Fun Fringe technique.

This technique is using fringed cardstock or Designer Series Paper in a die cut window.

I made 2 cards for the hop this month. 

One using the Country Flowers bundle and Country Lace and the Season of Green and Gold Designer Series Paper and the other using the Citrus Blooms bundle and the Mediterranean Blooms Designer Series Paper.

These are fun and ease cards to make. 

I cut out the large pot and leaf outline out of a piece of Basic White cardstock, making sure to overlap them. I then cut strips of Country Lace and Season of Green and Gold DSP, which I then fringe cut. I layered the Smoky Slate paper at the bottom of another piece of Basic White cardstock and the green paper at the top. I did fussy cut a bit of the fringe at the bottom green piece to give it a bit of shape and not just be straight across. I then layered the outline white negative die cut piece on top, after having inkblended with Moody Mauve ink, with Dimensionals. 


I added this piece to a piece of Smoke Slate cardstock and then to a Pebbled Path card front.


For the second card a used a sketch from the new mini catalogue. These sketches are great if you are a bit stuck for ideas. This is the first sketch on the sketch page and I modified it a little bit to suit.

I first cut an oval shape out of a piece of Basic White cardstock. I then cut strips of Mediterranean Bloom Designer Series Paper and fringed them. I sponged the white piece with Lemon Lolly ink and added this on top of the fringes which I had adhered to another piece of white. I cut an orange image out of the Designer Series Paper and layered with a title strip. This panel was then adhered to a panel of Pumpkin Pie and then a Garden Green card front.


This panel was then adhered to a panel of Pumpkin Pie and then a Garden Green card front.




I really liked how these cards turned out.

Have a go at this technique, it's a fun one.

Until next time - happy stamping!



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