Quilt Card

Saw this technique somewhere online...probably Splitcoaststampers...and wanted to try it out...it's supposed to resemble a quilt...I used the Tim Holtz die for the flower and the papers are all from K & Co. Thanks for looking!

MY SHERI CRAFTS CHALLENGE #29 - GET WELL SOON

MY SHERI CRAFTS CHALLENGE #29 - GET WELL SOON

Believe it or not, flu season is upon us! That's why we're challenging you to create a "Get Well" project so you'll be ready to brighten someone's day when they're feeling a little under the weather.

Here is mine...a simple, clean feel better soon card...love this paper by GCD Studios...the colors are so fresh and fun

Feel Better Soon

Supplies

10 1/2 x 5 1/4" green card base

5 1/8" sq piece of patterned paper

5 1/8 x 3" co-ordinating patterned paper

5 1/8" x 1/2" black strip

4 1/8" sq piece of black cs

4" sq piece of third co-ordinating patterned paper

1 1/2" oval and shadowed in black

Stamp for sentiment

3 small black flowers and various centers (buttons, gems, brads)

Scrap of fourth pattern to make scalloped edge

Scalloped Border punch

Adhesives

Instructions

Score and fold card base

Place the larger cs piece and adhere to card front

Punch the top edge and adhere the black strip behind and little bit higher than top of piece

Attach to card, keeping bottom edges even

Punch the fourth pattern scrap so that you have a right angled corner

Mat the 4" sq pattern on the black cs and adhere the punched corner on the bottom left corner of the square piece and adhere to center of card

Stamp greeting on oval and mat with black shadow

Adhere desired centers to flowers and attach around edge of oval

Cut a swirl with your cricut and attach to card

Get Well Card

This was one of the sketch challenges...RAQ's Challenge...I cheated a bit, by using my quickutz for the leaves...haven's used it for 2 years, but I don't have a cart with oak and maple leaves...so out it came...all the edges are inked, and I love how the leaves look with the ink. Tfl!