Scrapology June Card Challenge II

Following on from yesterday's launch on Scrapology of the June card challenge, I also made this card.

Using the last (for now) of the Faye Whittaker decoupage that I made up the other weekend, I created this 8x8" card. Three strips of Kay & Co papers were mounted onto red bazzill and positioned vertically on the card. I then added the same mount to the decoupage and placed it onto the card with 3d foam pads.

I added one of the pre-printed messages to the bottom edge.

A close up of the image.

This is the sketch we are using this month...

Why not hop on over to Scrapology to see the other DT examples and enter the challenge?

Thanks for looking

xxx

When I was 4 - Scrapology June Challenge - M is for Machine Stitching

This month on Scrapology we have arranged a blog hop for you, you should have arrived here from the lovely Lynn's blog, If not, please return to the Scrapology blog to begin. To take part in the blog candy hop, leave a comment, follow this blog and then proceed to the very talented Anita's blog to proceed.

Scrapology's June challenge is a sketch based on a layout by Cindy Tobey.

Our technique this month was machine stitching - a first for me on a layout, although I used to make all my own clothes so know my way around a machine :)

I used Cosmo Cricket - Pixie-Licious papers from Papermaze.

Bloomin Babies, Brownie Bands, Butterfly Kisses & Fairy Rings.

I have covered the faces with daisies to protect their identity.

The green dotty paper forms the base with a strip of the green floral and a piece of the purple dotty paper across the centre. A border was cut from the stripey paper, placed along the bottom edge and a thinner strip at the top edge.  I used the sewing machine to create a border all around the page then a zig-zag across the white border strips. The 4 was cut with my Cricut - Ashlyn's Alphabet - jewels & faux stitching added to accent. "When I was" are some small stickers from my stash. The large retro flower (top right) has a circular photo in it and is edged with faux stitching in white gel pen (the white daisy is to cover the face).

A few Pixies & a Bee were cut out and mounted on 3d foam and a few threaded buttons added to finish.

Below is a close-up of the stitching.

These are the papers

This is the sketch -

And Cindy's original layout.

Dont forget to to follow the rules to be in the draw for the blog hop candy prize which has been donated by the lovely Vanessa over at Papermaze.