This week's Speedy Fox and Friends challenge uses a technique which I think is fun -- paper-piecing. I chose a relatively new set from MFP for my images, You've Got Style, which works well with paper-piecing.
I used three different papers from a DCWV matstack called The Natural Matstack -- two for the paper-piecing and one for the background. I stamped the images on the DP with Versafine Onyx Black and clear embossed them. I cut out the dark brown sections and glued them onto the printed images. I then cut out the whole images and popped them up on the center panel of my card.
If you enjoy paper-piecing or if you'd like to try it for the first time, pop over to the MFP Blog and see what the rest of the team has created -- and add your card at the bottom of the post. You have the chance to win a free set of MFP stamps.
Stamps: Mark's Finest Papers - You've Got Style
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Tim Holtz Distress Tea Dye
Paper: MFP Deepest Mahogany, Natural Vanilla Bean; DCWV The Natural Matstack DP
Accessories: Clear embossing powder, Sponge applicator
8 comments:
Oh My! This is absolutely awesome example of paper piecing! What terrific patterns you put together on the boot and purse!
Wonderful card. That purse looks like something I would buy.
super fun card
Lois--you did a GREAT job with this paper piecing card! I love it! TFS
Super cute girl card. Love the papers you chose and the paper piecing.
Wow, Lois, these images look wonderful paper pieced! Your card is very pretty!!
Awesome! Great choice of stamps to paper piece. Love the papers.
this is so adorable! I have not used this set yet and now I must!!!
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