What, oh what should I do? Lots of choices. See below - ALL those choices!
I chose Paper Piecing and I really love the way this card turned out. I've had about 1/2 sheet of this designer paper (used for the doll) for a LONG time and finally was able to use most of it for the dress and boots of this Julie Nutting gal, Megan. I cut both doll and dress by hand.
I can't believe this paper worked out so well. The entire dress is from one cut and the semi-foiled boots from another spot in the same paper. The butterfly is left over (actually hanging out on my Ott-Lite) from a project for my daughter-in-law posted on my blog November 7, 2019.
Close-up of Boots below
Supplies:
Prima Julie Nutting doll stamp Megan
Prima Julie Nutting doll stamp Megan
Kat Scrappiness Slimline Diamond Wire & Wood Grain Frame Die
Butterfly by Echo Park and Silhouette cut on my Cameo die cut machine
Slimline die - I can't find the original wrapping for the patterned paper die-cut
Hello! stamp - maybe Hero Arts ? I have a bunch of cut-out sentiments in stash
Patterned papers in stash
Copic markers for the hair and skin tones
Cameo machine for the butterfly
Vagabond die cut machine for dies
3 comments:
It's an awesome card Arlene. Your fussy cutting is awesome.
What wonderful paper piecing on your lovely lady Arlene - so pretty with the background you created for her!
What a gorgeous card, Arlene - love the paper pieced woman atop that die cut background!!
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