As it happens I needed a birthday card for my DIL and that tissue paper was just the ticket!
I start by cutting a piece of the tissue paper roughly the size I needed. To give it a big more character I crumbled it up several times so it was more crinkly. Next I trimmed a piece of cardstock to 4 x 5.25" and through my Xyron. I carefully placed the tissue paper over the panel and smoothed it out making sure it was secure.
Since all of the owls were different I wanted maximum owls, minimum coverage so I stamped the sentiment on a little leaf tag and added some free-hand pen work. The tag was then tied onto the panel using a bit of Prima's navy twine. The panel was then affixed to a green card blank.
I am so tickled with how it turned out, those owls are just darling! I hope she likes it :)
I am so tickled with how it turned out, those owls are just darling! I hope she likes it :)
OH, I just got a package with tissue paper that had cute little kitten faces all over it....I see another card in the near future!
When you get pretty tissue paper do you keep, keep & use or toss???
I'd sooner throw away my dinner as a piece of great paper like those owls! Whenever someone impugns your addiction, find refuge in the word "upcycle".
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