I cut out a section of the card stock following the pattern in the embossing with a craft knife. Placed a winter image under the frame. Added a snowflake brad and a ribbon through a metal buckle. All this is layered on a light grey card.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Easy Cuttlebug frame card
With the snow falling most of the day, I wanted to make a quick winter themed card. I bought a packet of ColorCore Cardstock, which has a lighter version of the outer card stock color for the core. I ran the card stock through a snowflake Cuttlebug embossing folder. I ran sandpaper over the raised areas to reveal the inner core color.
I cut out a section of the card stock following the pattern in the embossing with a craft knife. Placed a winter image under the frame. Added a snowflake brad and a ribbon through a metal buckle. All this is layered on a light grey card.
I cut out a section of the card stock following the pattern in the embossing with a craft knife. Placed a winter image under the frame. Added a snowflake brad and a ribbon through a metal buckle. All this is layered on a light grey card.
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5 comments:
Great idea to make a frame from the cuttlebug piece.
Chrissy
This is a beautiful card!
Hope
I love the frame idea - that would certainly lend itself to loads of design possibilities.
Ann xxx
beautiful card Carol and love how you used the frame....cute image
Happy new year
Hugs
kath
xxxxx
Your card is stunning!! I love how you used the embossed image to make a frame for that adorable vintage photo!
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