The background papers came from an old stack (not TH) and the punched rectangles are from his Lost and Found stack. I went online to find the old postcard image, imported it into my cardmaker software to re-size and print, and used Plantin Schoolbook cartridge to cut the "U". The edges were all inked and some baker's twine was tied around the rectangle.
I made a total of six of these layouts, two with the dark green background, two with antiqued orange and a dark red.
I really am very happy with the way this card turned out! It was inspired by one I saw in Card magazine.
3 comments:
Girl you are steppin up your game! I still haven't used any of mine. Maybe after I reorganize...AGAIN!
Very nice! I have to get me some bakers twine.. It looks so nice.
How about using the legs stamp for "Thanks for your support" (the nylons). That's the first thing to come to mind when I saw them. Of course some will be too young to remember the support hose women used to wear.
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