Recognize it? My recycled item is the chipboard sheet that holds chipboard embellishments before you punch them out and use them. I think this particular sheet is the Pizazz Irresistibles. I started with a piece of White Daisy cardstock and heat embossed in white an image of random stamping from Playful Flourishes.
Next I took the chipboard sheet and used it like a stencil on top of the embossing. I sponged flowers and leaves in Hollyhock, Smokey Plum, and Pear. It looked like this when I was finished.
If you ever decide to try this, have some scraps of cardstock handy to mask around the image you are sponging. The images on the chipboard sheet are really close together, and it's easy to inadvertently sponge the image next to the one you intended to sponge. To finish turning trash to treasure, I used some Pear and Hollyhock scraps from my last card to finish trimming out this one. On top of the ribbon are two purple Sparkles. The sentiment is attached with dimensional adhesive.
This turned out to be a lot of fun. I like the watercolor-y look to the background I created. Thanks again for the inspiration, H2H!
Joelle, this is such a creative background! Love what you've come up with - glad you could join us on H2H this week :o)
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I will definately be trying this technique. Thanks for sharing! ~Amy
ReplyDeleteSuch a cheerful, happy card! Love all the thought and creativity that went into it. Thanks for playing along with H2H this week!
ReplyDeleteVery neat I wouldnt of thought of that
ReplyDeleteHi Joelle!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors you chose for this project. Great idea to use the chipboard container as a stencil. Thanks for joining us at H2H!
Your card looks great! I have a customer who always buys my punched out sheets - wonder if she making pretties like this, too!
ReplyDeleteGreat card, very original background! Thanks for joining us at H2H :)
ReplyDeleteI love your creativity! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete:) Marie Flayer
Love it! What a perfect way to use those old chipboard pieces. Thanks so much for sharing it with us at H2H this week! *Ü*
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty darn clever - great idea!
ReplyDeleteAwesome background - great job with the recycling challenge :) TFS!
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