Buttons and Bows Baby Card
It's been a REALLY long time since I've created a baby card. When I saw the challenge on The Paper Players to create a baby card with buttons and bows I thought it sounded fun! I have the new Chantilly textiles and have been anxious to do something with one of the fabrics. So, I pulled out the Buttercup pattern paper from the Chantilly paper pack and the pear print fabric from the textiles.
Using the sketch from Retro Sketches I created this 6x6 card:
After I went all the way around my square, I turned it over and applied adhesive to edge on the back. Turning the square back face up, I folded the fabric down and around the edge on the back where the adhesive is. I just had to work the corners a little bit to get it smooth. So NO-SEW easy!
Here is the sketch I used from Retro Sketches:
The Paper Players
Using the sketch from Retro Sketches I created this 6x6 card:
RECIPE:
Chantilly Paper (X7163B)
Chantilly Textile (Z1819)
Color Ready Seam Binding Ribbon (Z1732)
Stamp: New Arrival (C1501)
Clear Buttons (retired)
Pear Ink
Black Ink
Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge
I used the pear fabric on the edge of the buttercup pattern paper. For those of you that don't like to sew, I didn't use my sewing machine! I wanted to show how easy it is to add fabric without sewing!
First I cut a strip of fabric 3/4" wide. Next, I used my ATG tape to add adhesive near the edge of the buttercup pattern.
I placed the printed side of the fabric face down on top of the adhesive keeping the edges even. See photo above. When I got to a corner, I just turned the fabric keeping the edge even.
Here is the sketch I used from Retro Sketches:
The Paper Players
WOW - love the fabric Gina! Beautiful card, too - thanks so much for playing with us at RetroSketches this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet baby card! I love the elephant image and appreciate your tip on how to use fabric without sewing. Thanks for joining us at the Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea with the fabric! Nice and bright colors! Thank you so much for joining us at the Paper Players this week!
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