I may look complicated, but it is not.
If you look at the Father's Day suite found on page 75 of the Artiste Handbook you will find the 2 cuts required to make this pattern.
- The Blush card stock is Accent 1 ( no shift cut)
- The Olive is an Accent 2 (shift cut).
- Both the Blush and the Olive are layered on Hollyhock
- These three layers are mounted on Olive
To add a bit more fun, I used White Daisy Brads to accentuate the argyle pattern.
The sentiment is found on B1332 Good Times. It is stamped onto a dimensional element in Olive Ink
If you make an argyle card, please let me know, I'd love to see it!
You Can Create,
Julia
Oh so geeting this cart..love this card and the fun pattern your created.
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DeleteWhat a neat argyle pattern! Love this card.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute (and very girly) argyle card! You did a great job. And it's a very clean looking card, too. I like that. Thanks for participating this week, Julia!
ReplyDeleteSarah
This looks so cool with those cuts! Mine should arrive tomorrow!
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