Hello crafty friends!
Of course I had to make a cute card for my second Rinea Project of the month! I just love this cute little Fox Die from Tonic Studios, so I couldn't help but do a paper piecing card for this project!
Of course I had to make a cute card for my second Rinea Project of the month! I just love this cute little Fox Die from Tonic Studios, so I couldn't help but do a paper piecing card for this project!
For this project, I once again used the Haunted Variety Pack. The Starstruck Marigold/Gold Foiled Paper was the perfect tone for the fox! I die cut white cardstock for some of the accents and also some Glossy Ebony Black/Gold Foiled Paper. The sentiment was also cut form the Glossy Ebony Black/Gold . All the pieces were glued together with Nuvo Deluxe adhesive. It's so much fun to create these piece creatures!
For the grass, I used the Emerald/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper. I simply cut a 4" strip and used scissors to randomly cut the grass stalks! Super easy!.
The background was a white cardstock that was embossed with a leaves embossing folder. I also added a gold foiled paper oval in the background (I just used a scrap piece - and used the lovely GOLD side of the foiled paper!).
For the grass, I used the Emerald/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper. I simply cut a 4" strip and used scissors to randomly cut the grass stalks! Super easy!.
The background was a white cardstock that was embossed with a leaves embossing folder. I also added a gold foiled paper oval in the background (I just used a scrap piece - and used the lovely GOLD side of the foiled paper!).
I used a Tonic Studios Trick or Treat die cut from Glossy Ebony Black/Gold foiled paper for my sentiment. I was playing with some paper quilling techniques this month, so I decided to use a tiny quilled circle on her bow to decorate! Isn't it cute? Have fun making your own cute build-a-bear style cards! :)
Supply List:
- Haunted Variety Pack
- White Cardstock
- Tonic Dies (Frankie Fox, Trick or Treat, Mixed Edge Ovals)
- Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive
- Scissors
- Quilling tool
- paper trimmer
See you next time!
Jess
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