This card features the herringbone technique, which I learned from the Technique Junkies Newsletter. It's made with 1/4-inch strips of patterned paper (and yes, it's very time consuming). Here's the funny part. I made a 1/4-page sheet of the herringbone about a year ago, using up some scraps of Christmas patterned paper. Then I couldn't figure out what to do with it, and just left in on my stamping desk. Luckily, it didn't get lost or buried too deeply, because a few days ago someone posted a card to the TJ Yahoo group featuring this technique, and I finally knew what to do with it.
I am entering this card for 365 Cards challenge #271, to make a card that is "festive, with green and a circle".
The paper is from a Hobby Lobby stack, which includes some glittery paper. Sentiment is from Serendipity. I got the little holly leaves in a scrapbook kit, and used mini red stubs and green ribbon from my stash.
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Fabulous Idea :-)I love the way you have created the BG with pattern paper. Thanks for playing along @ 365 cards this week.
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