Hey everyone so as you can see I have my kit for October and it is CHRISTMAS!! I love these papers. This is Kaisercrafts Gingerbread Collection and the papers have a soft vintage feel. There are some really fun prints and I can't wait to create some more with them. This week I have used my e-cutter again and a digital file to create this 3D star.
I have used the Chocolate card stock that came in my kit as the star base.
I then cut the top layer pieces or triangles from pages in the Gingerbread 6 1/2" x 6 1/2" paper pad
I loved how the chocolate card stock gave the star a rusty look. I wanted to keep this rustic country theme going so I decorated the star with some Red gingham that I had dyed using some Tim Holtz Tea Dye re-inker.
I used some more twine twists made from the Docrafts Papermania brown string; strips of natural hessian; a mulberry paper gardenia inked with Tim Holtz Aged Mahogany and two rusty bells from my quilting stash.
This is the reverse of the star. I just love how dimensional this star is and I love LOVE love it's rustic charm. Thanks for sharing some of your Saturday with me.... Hope you all have a crafty weekend.
I have used the Chocolate card stock that came in my kit as the star base.
I then cut the top layer pieces or triangles from pages in the Gingerbread 6 1/2" x 6 1/2" paper pad
I loved how the chocolate card stock gave the star a rusty look. I wanted to keep this rustic country theme going so I decorated the star with some Red gingham that I had dyed using some Tim Holtz Tea Dye re-inker.
I used some more twine twists made from the Docrafts Papermania brown string; strips of natural hessian; a mulberry paper gardenia inked with Tim Holtz Aged Mahogany and two rusty bells from my quilting stash.
This is the reverse of the star. I just love how dimensional this star is and I love LOVE love it's rustic charm. Thanks for sharing some of your Saturday with me.... Hope you all have a crafty weekend.
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Hello Kimi
ReplyDeleteThis ornamental Star is gorgeous, and you have showcased the papers so well, I love your rusty bells, they add that perfect tactile element. Wonderful project.
Smiles:)
Sue
Ohhh Kimi what a great job you did with these stars, they look so clean cut and "professional" for a lack of a better word!
ReplyDeletegreat step by step too!