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The April Papertrey Ink Blog Hop challenge was to incorporate tissue paper into our projects. My first attempt was less than stellar so I gave it a second whirl and was much more pleased with the results! The intent of the first card is a masculine congratulations on earning your PhD. I was trying to create an award ribbon with the tissue paper.



My second attempt is a Get Well card. I might have cheated a bit by using a cellophane tissue paper for the butterfly insert but I thought it turned out nice.




Congrats

stamps: Round Frames (Inkadinkado)

ink: Onyx Black (Versafine)

cardstock: Kraft, Stamper's Select White (Papertrey Ink)

tissue paper: blue and gold leftovers

accessories: Circle Dies (Nestabilities), Gold Permaopaque marker (Sakura)

Feel Better Soon

stamps: Year of Flowers: Daffodils (Papertrey Ink), Round Frames (Inkadinkado)

ink: Summer Sunrise (Papertrey Ink), Onyx Black (Versafine)

cardstock: Lemon Tart, Summer Sunrise, Stamper's Select White (Papertrey Ink)

tissue paper: leftover butterflies on clear cellophane

accessories: Butterfly Dreams die (Papertrey Ink), Swiss Dots embossing folder (Cuttlebug), Fiskars scallop blade paper cutter, Copic markers

Comments

  1. Both cards are terrific!! Great idea for a congrats card. The flower and butterfly are beautiful!

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  2. Both are fun projects! Great work!

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  3. Love these both Karen! THe gold tissue rocks!

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  4. Great cards. Way to rock the tissue paper challenge.

    It's a good life!
    Terri E.

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  5. Wow, great card for a PhD congratulations, both of them look marvelous but the gold tissue rocks.

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  6. Great award card! Love them both!

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  7. These are both great, I particularly love the daffodil card, so pretty!

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  8. Your daffodil coloring is spectacular! Love what you did with that metallic tissue.

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  9. Both cards are WONDERFUL!!! Love that gold tissue!
    Happy Hopping!

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  10. Great cards and use of tissue paper!

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  11. Great work on both your projects!!

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  13. Whoops! Sorry about that! They're both terrific cards! I love the gold tissue paper!

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  14. Love the gold tissue paper, beautiful cards!

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  15. Your 2nd card is my fav too -- very pretty!!!

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  16. Nice job on both of them. I think the gold tissue is cool too!

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  17. They both look great! I especially love the first one. Very unusual and unique!

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  18. I love both. The daffodil is very nice.

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