I used a paper blocking technique and had lots of fun looking through scraps of DP for spring colours. I used the bird punch to make the central panel and a leaf die cut which I've had for years. I sponged around the edge of the paper to add a bit of depth
The paper on both sides of the bottom have been cut to match up when the card is closed
You can just see the inside of the card on the next photo. I used the matching stamp set to stamp the bird and cut a matching wing
The shadows are a bit distracting but this shows the fold quite clearly
Here is the inside of the card
Just making this card made me feel like Spring was on its way. The snowdrops and primroses are out in the garden, lambs are in the field and the sun was shining today. Hopefully the worst of the winter is behind us and we can look forward to more spring weather.
What a fun fold, such a pretty card for spring! Thanks for playing along at The Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card and totally love the very interesting fold. I lenjoy paper piecing backgrounds and haven't done it since the holidays. I am inspired to try it for other seasons now. Thanks for playing along with the Paper Players theme challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, Louise! Love the mix of patterns and the fun fold you used. Thank you so much for joining us this week at The Paper Players! :)
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