But, in my defense, twine can be classed as bloke ribbon, right?!
Anyway, the top card has been made for my Dad for Fathers Day and the bottom one I've made for my cousin Claire for her Dad (he is a gardener, so quite apt!) and I've filled it with some plant labels and some garden wire. My Dad is getting a small bar of chocolate in his and a gift card, when I get round to getting it!
I've followed the tutorial in a recent Papercraft Inspirations magazine which was written by the very inspiring Enfys and even I managed to follow the instructions (I have been known to make it up as I go along despite having guidance!) Basically its a sheet of 12 x 12 paper, cut down to 11 x 11 and then folded and cut quite expertly and although you can't see it - there is a bit that folds out at the back, in the way of a traditional card does.
The twine has been added through eyelets and actually serve the purpose of holding the pockets together - I've glued the right hand side one. The images - George at Work - are downloads from Charmed Cards and Crafts and I've layered them onto dark blue card. Lettering is Cuttlebug Baby Face alphabet die cuts.
- Card Stock: Can't remember it's name!
- Image: Charmed Cards and Crafts
- Sentiment: Cuttlebug Baby Face alphabet
Bloke ribbon!!!! ROFLMAO!! What are you LIKE?? hehe..
ReplyDeleteStill giggling...
Hugs,
Chris xx
Hahahahahahahahahahah - bloke ribbon. Classic quote, I love it!
ReplyDeleteHi...great cards,love the George images you have used and yes i agree the twine is a blokes ribbon!,thanks for joining us this week at DU2DS,
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San x