Good Morning and TGIF!!
So as wonderful as short days are at work there must be some long days to make up for it and today would be one of those days. Today is my 10 hour day. Thankfully my long days are on Fridays because they are usually pretty busy.
So do you have any crafty plans this weekend? Well our sketch challenges end on Sunday. Play along with one or both of our sketches for your chance to win.
Now for today's tutorial.
KAREN
Despite its compact size and single design in one roll, washi tape can
create a big "wow" factor in your creations! I've got a quick tip/trick
to show you today using the fun chevron based washi tape (from October
Afternoon Woodland Park Collection) included in Artful Delight's
September Scrapbook and Card kits. I really wanted to showcase the
unique patterns and colors from the roll of tape as well as wanting to
create a great focal point for my card.
I started by laying a few strips of the tape across a cream colored
cardstock (not included in the kit) as well as the white cardstock. The
lengths of tape were about five inches long.
I then trimmed each strip, so no cardstock was showing. The tape
transforms its hues into the color of the paper, yet you can still see
the pattern and the bright lines. Once I had the strips trimmed, I
adhered them to another piece of white cardstock in a pattern of the
cream, white and cream, being careful to line up the pattern as I went.
This new, unique focal point was then adhered to an orange cardstock
base and the card was then stamped with a sentiment from one of the
stamp sets included in this month's Artful Delight's kits.
Fabulous CAS card!!
Thanks Karen for another fabulous tutorial!! I hope you all have a wonderful Friday!!!
Oh, wow, I love this idea!
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wow that is awesome..love the difference and looks awesome...thanks for sharing Karen..
ReplyDeleteVery good way to showcase the wonderful transparency of washi. Thanks for the tip.
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous, Karen!
ReplyDeleteSuper cool card. I didn't realize it was washi tape at first. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteLoveeeeeeeeeee this!!! Very cool!!!!!
ReplyDeletewhat an awesome card!! would never have guessed it was washi tape!!
ReplyDeletedon't you love that for washi tapes? thanks so much for the tip!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Karen. Great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea! And your card is awesome - I just love the clean lines!
ReplyDeleteTFS!
what a genius creation!!!
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