Today’s Ways to Use It challenge is to use kraft cardstock. Now there’s a color I do not use often enough. I like it, I just never think to use it for whatever reason.
Sending Love
I paired kraft cardstock with Basic Grey’s new Wisteria patterned paper, using kraft as my card base, matting and stone wall. To create the stone wall, I used a Fiskars texture plate with my Cuttlebug. I then rubbed over the raised design with a sponge dabbed into white craft ink.
I cut out the bottom portion of the image so that the girl’s legs could dangle over the “wall,” and I placed a thin strip of a pop dot beneath each leg.
My little white cross-stitches over the sentiment were inspired by my friend Carla. 🙂 She often adds hand-stitching to her cards (which are always amazing).
Thanks so much for visiting! Have a great day!
Stamps: Sugar Nellie Gorjuss Girl; sentiment by Cornish Heritage Farms “Silhouette Blooms II” (Kim Hughes Collection) Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black Cardstock: Prism Kraft, Natural Smooth Patterned Paper: Basic Grey Wisteria 6×6 paper pad Accessories: Copic markers (E0000, E00, YR20, RV42, RV95.E31, E33, E35, E43, C3, C5), EK Success 1-3/8” circle punch, Fiskars texture plate, Webster’s Pages trim, white string, pop dots.
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