Today's Technique Challenge at SCS was to make chevron strips. It's pretty simple -- you just score a 1-inch strip into 1/2-inch squares and cut at 90-degree angles to make the chevron. Here's the card I made using the technique. I used Retro Sketch #61 as the layout, and the current Be Inspired Challenge (#27) photo at The Alley Way Stamps as my inspiration.
Since I had a little left over from the various chevron strips, I used them to decorate the inside as well. I'm trying to do more to make the inside of my cards interesting.
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Very cool that you made your own chevrons.. Thanks so much for joining us at the Alley Way Stamps challenge
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-Ali
The chevrons are a great way to add some color! Love that sweet little flower! Thanks for joining us at the TAWS BE Inspired challenge!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done! I cannot believe you made those chevrons - they have to be perfectly cut to fit together so well! Thanks for joining us at The Alley Way Stamps BE Inspired Challenge.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fun card! Love the chevron and great take on the photo inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and linking this up over at TAWS Be Inspired Challenge!
Hope to see you play along again :)
Jessica
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