Monday, October 29, 2012
Fabric on Cards?
Hello DeNami friends!
Did you enjoy the Christmas project and card we shared on Friday? While I would love to jump right into showcasing all sorts of Christmas goodness, I think it still may be a wee bit early to just highlight those images. I'll sprinkle them in these next few weeks, but I don't want to take away from the beauty of Thanksgiving and all of the stamps we have for THIS season.
To inspire you even more with the current Product Spotlight, I created another card using this stamp. This time around, I paired it with the Autumn stamp set, which is a must have for any crafter. I love the size of these images- they work so well for little tags, place cards and also backgrounds on your crafty projects!
Tip: find some fun textures to add to your card- they add so much to your card! For my woven fabric, I cut a bag I had in my craft studio.
I hope that you were inspired by this card and try out using fabrics and fibers on your card projects! It really adds a lot to your cards and it's fun to see what items you can find to use!
See you all tomorrow. Thank you for visiting the DeNami blog!
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6 comments:
Yes, I've used fabric before on a card but it has been a while...thanks for the reminder to think outside the box when creating! THe burlap works well for a rustic fall card!
I have never used fabric on a card but I sure like how it looks! This is a really pretty card!
I just love this, Paulina! The colors, the burlap...everything!
I haven't used fabric in AGES...I sooo need to break some out again :)
Love using fabric on cards and have since the early 90's. Great card and burlap adds nice texture to the card. Thanks for sharing
Yes, I use fabric and a lot of textures on my cards! It adds a lot of beautiful visual interest! This card is perfect for fall! Love the burlap.
Yes, I have used fabric before for a special challenge. Haven't attempted it since (other than using felt quite frequently). Your Fall card is adorable with the strip of burlap!
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