 ng patriotic with an American and a Canadian version of this stamp set! (If you've arrived from Fancy Melissa's fabulous blog, then you are hopping right along! From here, you'll want to head to Shannon Beck's blog.)
ng patriotic with an American and a Canadian version of this stamp set! (If you've arrived from Fancy Melissa's fabulous blog, then you are hopping right along! From here, you'll want to head to Shannon Beck's blog.)I decided to use CTMH's cool clear cards as the base for my two cards. (There are two styles of clear cards in the package, four side-fold with a scalloped edge and four top-fold with rounded corners; hence, the two styles of my card.) I used the Fanfare paper pack, layering a large piece of B&T on the very back, a piece of random stamped White Daisy card stock as the card base itself, accented with a strip of Fanfare B&T.  The flag was paper pieced onto the very front, with a different piece of Fanfare paper behind it. (The flag is adhered to the front of the card, and the B&T was adhered to the inside of the card front so that the adhesive doesn't show.) Both cards were finished off with some embroidery floss and a red sparkle.
The flag was paper pieced onto the very front, with a different piece of Fanfare paper behind it. (The flag is adhered to the front of the card, and the B&T was adhered to the inside of the card front so that the adhesive doesn't show.) Both cards were finished off with some embroidery floss and a red sparkle.
 The flag was paper pieced onto the very front, with a different piece of Fanfare paper behind it. (The flag is adhered to the front of the card, and the B&T was adhered to the inside of the card front so that the adhesive doesn't show.) Both cards were finished off with some embroidery floss and a red sparkle.
The flag was paper pieced onto the very front, with a different piece of Fanfare paper behind it. (The flag is adhered to the front of the card, and the B&T was adhered to the inside of the card front so that the adhesive doesn't show.) Both cards were finished off with some embroidery floss and a red sparkle.If you'd like to see another project I made with the July stamp of the month, a telescoping card, click HERE.
To all my American friends, I wish you a happy (and safe Fourth of July weekend! Thanks for stopping by! Now head to Shannon's blog to continue the hop and get lots of great ideas.
 
Haley -
ReplyDeleteI love all the layers on your clear card - how fun!
Paige
Love that you used clear cards. I also like that you used embroidery floss...don't see that often enough. :) I also like the telescoping card you made...very cute.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of all that embroidery floss...that I don't use to embroider any more, since I discovered stamping! Love patriotism...really cute card, honey...
ReplyDeleteHaley, I love how you layered your clear cards and beautiful job on the random stamping!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! I love the clear cards.
ReplyDeleteThe Sparkle in the center of the star is such a nice touch.
ReplyDeletePretty card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful clear card! I love what you did with all the elements of card!
ReplyDeleteThe flag appears to be waving on the clear card - great idea!
ReplyDeletethis card looks great! I always love your ideas :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and clever card!
ReplyDeleteIts good designing for American celebration...
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