Now, this was a challenge on steroids for me. I opted to do the circular card. May never do it again, but at least I had a go! I really like it despite it taking me ages. I did the base according to Julee Tillman's instructions here. That was the super easy part! I used the Scallop Circle for the Big Shot too, by the way.
The tricky bit was cutting the smaller circle layers and getting the scallop top on the DSP. I used my Circle Scissor Plus which I'm still not very good at, but I did cut 3 perfect circles out of DSP and I must stress that DOTTO repositionable adhesive is vital to the success of each circle. The way it rubs off with an adhesive eraser is also a huge bonus. No wasted sticky paper!
The Mojo sketch is a tad fussy for me - I like the results, but I generally prefer simpler designs. I also combined a lot of techniques which added to the complexity. Anyway, take a look and let me know what you think.
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| Mojo 180 |
Supplies (you may need to sit down, there's a lot!)
Stamp Set: Bliss (Sale-a-Bration 2011)
Cardstock: Baja Breeze, Soft Suede, Very Vanilla
Ink: Baja Breezze, Soft Suede, Basic Grey
Paper: Elegant Soiree DSP, Brown packing paper (for flower)
Big Shot, Scallop Circle Die, Circle Scissor Plus, 1.25" circle punch, Scallop Border Punch, Crop-a-dile
Rhinestone Brad, Very Vanilla Taffeta Ribbon, Smooch Spritz in gold
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