Herringbone Technique

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Good morning. Today Diana Enns and I are challenging each other to create a card using a narrow cuttlebug folder, and then turning those pieces of paper into a Herringbone card.

When I saw Diana’s black Technique Junkie Herringbone card, I thought I was looking at designer paper.     It was only through an e-mail to Diana that I learned it was indeed a handmade background using one of her cuttlebug narrow folders.  Talk about creative thinking!

My card was made using the Organic folder.   Flowers, from SU Fifth Avenue Floral, were watercoloured.   Diana made a wonderful card and you can see it by visiting her blog Crafts and Adventures from the Enns’.

Thank you for stopping by!


Posted on : Feb 17 2010
Posted under cards, Technique Junkie Newsletter |

12 People have left comments on this post

Feb 17, 2010 - 10:02:57
K Hutchinson said:

HOLEY CATFISH BATMAN, STUNNING! Over the top gorgeous! This totally ROCKS! Love that background! WOW!

Feb 17, 2010 - 01:02:36
Myrna said:

Beth,
Wonderful card. Love the CB folders and now a new way to use them. wahoo.
Pink is soooo feminine and I love it, after blue of course.. lol
Myrna

Feb 17, 2010 - 04:02:11
Mel M said:

DrooooooL! I’m loving the incredible colours in this. The flowers look SO real & that herringbone technique–brilliant! Stunning!

Feb 17, 2010 - 09:02:49
beth said:

I”m with Mel GF drooling over this checked out Diana’s and that is one cool technique love it and you take that fifth avenue stamp to so many gorgeous levels.
Drop dead beautiful
Hugs

Feb 17, 2010 - 09:02:55
Patti J. said:

Oh my goodness Beth! This is divine! I cannot believe it’s not designer paper! Wowzers! Diana’s card is gorgeous as well! You both rock! Thanks for sharing!

Feb 17, 2010 - 10:02:47
Diana said:

Love your card Beth – I was late in adding the 2nd card, but have now posted my 2nd herringbone card as well as another fun card I did.

We’ll have to do this again.

Feb 18, 2010 - 12:02:54
Jennifer E. said:

Stunning! I love all the texture in the background & your flower is beautiful!

Feb 18, 2010 - 02:02:04
Maryann said:

Hi Beth, This looks gorgeous, and so did Dianas. I really don´t think, there´s anything, you can´t get to look stunning is there? ha ha ha. It´s such a pleasure to watch anything, you show here. So wonderful colors and the background really is amazing. I love it.
Biiiiig hugs Maryann

Feb 18, 2010 - 01:02:00
Heather Grow said:

Wow, Beth! This is gorgeous! I love the background and the flowers. You always amaze me with your talent.

Feb 18, 2010 - 06:02:01
Vickie Kertz said:

This card is so springy. I absolutely love the colors. TFS

Feb 18, 2010 - 11:02:12

Holy smolly girl, you got it goin on this card…the tonal harmoy in syncho.. not to mentions the embossed pieces are just stunning…
I have some pieces cut I cuttlebugged, and cannot seem to get by head around starting my card..now this is an inspirationto get going.
connie paxman

Feb 19, 2010 - 01:02:45
kazan said:

wow that is one stunning pattern :) your card is a head-turner
:) Kazan

 

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