This card is for
Saturday Sketch Challenge 246 and
Colour Q 128. I enjoyed this color challenge way more than I thought I would. I wasn't really sure how all these greens were gonna look together, but I love the way it turned out! The inspiration for the color combo was a fun pillow with all kinds of green lines on it. I immediately thought of the
herringbone technique I saw over at
splitcoaststampers. What a fun technique to do.....it looks complicated but is really easy! What a great way to use up all those scraps!
Here's a list of supplies I used.........
Stamps: Fresh Vintage, Say It In Style (CTMH)
Paper: assorted DP, Going Gray, Wild Wasabi, Textured White (Colorbook)
Ink: Certainly Celery, Garden Green
Accessories: Celery ribbon, Latte Buttons, 1 3/8" circle punch, Scallop circle punch, Gray bakers twine, Scallop border punch
Thanks for taking a peek!
Jenny
A beautiful job of paper piecing, Jenny, love the quilted look. Fabulous card!Thanks for joining us this week at the ColourQ.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Love how you've used the herringbone technique!! This card is awesome!! Thanks for joining us at Stamping 411!
ReplyDeleteThis is definitely an awesome job!! Love that technique but have never tried it!! Awesome job!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! What a cool technique to use with these colors, Jenny! I really love the way your card turned out, thanks for playing at the colourQ this week!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous display of the technique! AMAZING card! :)
ReplyDeleteJenny -- love the herringbone technique and it's perfect for this week's sketch. The greens are lovely and timely for St Pat's day! Thanks so much for playing along at Stamping 411! Blessings, Gretchen
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous look! I love that technique! Thanks so much for sharing with us over on stamping 411 this week.
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic. I love the patchwork.
ReplyDeleteAll your strips of paper are gorgeous. Great card.
ReplyDeleteThis is so incredible! Love the way the pattern turned out like a quilt. Thanks for joining us this week at the ColourQ!
ReplyDeleteWow, Jenny - all those strips of paper are amazing! Thanks so much for playing with the colourQ this week!
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