And this is what I came up with:
I decided to paint my card first since I knew that the negative from using a Sizzix flower die was not going to cover the whole card. I used Wild Honey Distress Paint which I misted after daubing it on. While looking through the library in Studio I noticed I had grungy text paper. It was a free file one week. (Now why couldn't I have found it for earlier challenges!) I printed it out and used my die. Now I have three nice text flower petals to use for something else. :-) I decided instead of using washi tape for this card to experiment. I embossed athletic tape using a Darice flourish border folder. I then airbrushed it and rubbed Distress Ink over the tape. One word of warning be sure to place the tape first on paper before embossing unless you want a mess to clean and perhaps even ruin your folder.. Luckily I was able to salvage the folder so it is still usable. I also backed my flower window with gold laser tape which is sold at Dollar Tree. My camera picked up reflections in the room. My sentiment is a stamp by Studio G and is stamped on a post it note strip found at Dollar Tree. I just stamped the Think Happy part of the stamp. You don't always have to use the whole stamp or all of a quotation.
The tape used here to cover the card is by Studio G and was bought at WalMart for under a dollar a roll. The glitter design tape is also by Studio G. I would love to find more of this tape in different colors. This time instead of stamping my sentiment I used my label maker with clear tape. Then placed the tape onto a post it note strip.
Can't wait to see what next week's challenge is. They are so fun to do and get me to use and try different things.
Do you use decorative tape in your crating? If you have a embossing machine have you tried to emboss on different things?
Thank you for stopping by and do come back. In the meantime wishing you happy frugal crafting till we meet again!
Two great cards with lots of experimentation. Glad you found the print background. They are my favourites, and using book pages too.
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