Sunday, June 14, 2009

Scallop Circle Card -- Moon Doggie

Whoa! Someone needs to tell me where the time goes! I still have two baby shower cards to make and the weekend is essentially over. This one is for a card workshop/gathering I have next week. Hope you enjoy it!



I wanted to use a brad next to the Y in "You're Special" -- but it's for a gathering and I didn't have 15 of the right color! {sigh}
Thanks for looking. Have a great week!
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5 comments:

  1. AnonymousJune 14, 2009 at 7:12 PM

    Margo I love this card and the paper. Have to try a round card soon...after swaps are done LOL. I have a present for you on my blog. Check it out. THANKS!!

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  2. BrendaJune 15, 2009 at 9:54 AM

    Check my blog - I left an award for you!

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  3. ChristinaJune 15, 2009 at 5:11 PM

    Oh my word, I love that card!!!

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  4. Emma HJune 16, 2009 at 2:43 PM

    My you're a popular person cause I have an award for you on my blog too!
    (love the card by the way)

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  5. PandascrapperJune 21, 2009 at 7:57 AM

    Hi Margo, I just found your blog on the artwork BB and wanted to say Hi and let you know I am now a follower. I have a blog too, it is pandascrapper.blogspot.com. Drop by and say hi, if you get a chance. I read where you didn't have enough brads of one color for your card at a workshop. I have found that when I don't have the right color or enough brads or don't want the bulk under a small piece of cardstock I use my hole punch. There are several steps involved, but it is a nice technique to share: use an 1/8 inch punch for a "small brad" and the 1/4 inch punch for a "larger brad", I then go around the edge where our white core shows through with a marker of the same color as the CS, not really necessary, then I put a drop of liquid glass on and set it aside. Once dry I turn the "brad" over and using a toothpick dipped in a liquid glue pick up the brad, turn it over and place it where I want, sliding it off the toothpick with a thumb or finger nail. Or place the "brad" then put the Liquid Glass on it. Hope you find this idea helpful.

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