So as I was putting my card together, the idea of some fun twine swirled flowers came to me and I went with it! Below is a closeup so you can see them a little better.
Does that not make a fun center for a flower?!
How I did it: I punched out a 3/4" cardstock circle that matched the main color of the twine so that if there were gaps, it wouldn't be as noticeable. I then used my ATG gun to apply adhesive (any strong adhesive would work) to the front of the punched circle. Then, I just rolled the twine around the circle starting in the middle. When I finished, I placed a glue dot on the back of the circle and adhered the end of the twine to it to keep it in place. I popped the twine circle up on the card with 1/16" foam dimensionals.
I also took 3 strands of twine (Peapod, Honeydew, & Pink Sorbet) and twisted them together. Then I adhered the ends UNDER the popped up panel on the front of the card so that the ends are completely hidden. The braided strand adds another pop of color on the card and it helps tie the card together.
Does that get you in the mood for sunny, spring days?! It does me for sure!
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Supplies
Stamps: Papertrey Ink Baby Button Bits, Polka Dot Basics II, Green Thumb
Paper: PTI Raspberry Fizz, White, Sweet Blush
Ink: True Black, Fresh Snow
Other: The Twinery Twine, PTI Canvas Impression Plate, Copic Markers, Pop Dots, Ribbon, Glitter
Ink: True Black, Fresh Snow
Other: The Twinery Twine, PTI Canvas Impression Plate, Copic Markers, Pop Dots, Ribbon, Glitter





















very pretty, love the idea
ReplyDeleteAbsoloutely gorgeous!!! Cathryn67 :)
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You gals keep coming up with ideas that make me want to sit down RIGHT NOW and pull out all my goodies from The Twinery! Love it!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! It looks so yummy, makes me want to grap one of those flowers and taste it - LOL!
Elaine Allen
What a prety card Jen! I love how you used the twine to accent the flowers!
ReplyDeleteWhat a totally cute card Jen... You are so creative.. Just love this :)
ReplyDeleteSO, So Pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's adorable! Thanks for the great tips!
ReplyDeleteOh I just love this! I love the way twisting different color combos looks with the twine, and I never even thought to use a dry adhesive with when covering a solid area. DUH! Hehe Thanks for the tips, your card is so adorable! Angelica :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card... And twine, I grew up with twine being something we used a lot. Good to see it coming back!
ReplyDeletesimply wonderful. love your cards.
ReplyDeleteThanks Twinery for allowing eighteen 25 to give such a fabulous giveaway! :)
ReplyDeleteHow cute!!!
ReplyDeleteTHE TWINERY: Do you ever give away twinery prizes? I would love to try some of your twine, and see the colors.
I may be obsessed with this idea of making twine flowers. So cute!
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