I feel like I haven't crafted in a month... so many hours at hospitals out of town. Why is it that hospitals are so exhausting, even if you're not the patient? Ugh. Back to the good stuff. Paper, Ink, and embellishments!
This week at Card Crafter's Circle, we have a fun challenge.... we want you to create with BUTTONS. One of my favourite embellishments, although really, more of an addiction. I love buttons. When I run my fingers through a bowl of buttons, I feel like Scrooge McDuck swimming in his Money Bin!
Ingredients: White Cardbase; Decorative papers; Stardust Glitter Pens; Copic Marker; Paper Twine; Pea Green Rhinestones, Buttons...
I used an image from the AKV (A Kid's View) Earth series. I love this image, and have had it a while, but never used it... I love it... reminds me of playing with an Earth Ball as a kid at camp, and the song "Whole World In His Hands". I coloured the image with a Copic and glitter pens, and trimmed it to size. I created three blue layers and fixed them together.
With a button I had gussied up as our planet earth, I threaded some knotted paper twine through, and fixed it to the image, over the earth he was already holding. I fixed this layer to the cardbase, then added a vertical embellishment, of a paper strip and paper twin threaded through a buckle button. To finish, I added rhinestones to the image layer.
This card is entered in the challenges at
PollyCraft #129 Teenage Dream (5/3) (Doesn't every teenager dream of having the world in the palm of their hand? Or is that at their feet?)
Pixie Dust Studio #116 Buttons (8/3)
For Your Inspiration #25 (15/3) Photo Inspiration
I used an image from the AKV (A Kid's View) Earth series. I love this image, and have had it a while, but never used it... I love it... reminds me of playing with an Earth Ball as a kid at camp, and the song "Whole World In His Hands". I coloured the image with a Copic and glitter pens, and trimmed it to size. I created three blue layers and fixed them together.
With a button I had gussied up as our planet earth, I threaded some knotted paper twine through, and fixed it to the image, over the earth he was already holding. I fixed this layer to the cardbase, then added a vertical embellishment, of a paper strip and paper twin threaded through a buckle button. To finish, I added rhinestones to the image layer.
This card is entered in the challenges at
PollyCraft #129 Teenage Dream (5/3) (Doesn't every teenager dream of having the world in the palm of their hand? Or is that at their feet?)
Pixie Dust Studio #116 Buttons (8/3)
For Your Inspiration #25 (15/3) Photo Inspiration
13 cared to share!:
Such a fabulous way to use a button! I love how you created earth and this bugagoo guy is great! Love the blue!
Hi Pauline, what a brilliant card! I love the button world! A great card, and such a fun image!
What a fun card - great use of the button! Thanks for playing at FYI!
I love how you did this cute card, Pauline...a really great way to lead the challenge, this week!
Very cute! The image is adorable. Thanks for sharing with us at FYI!
Fab card for a Teen! Thanks for joining in the Pollycraft Challenge this week.
Hugs Lynsey x
Super cute card. Fantastic card. Thanks so much for sharing with us at FYI this week.
Fabulous use of a button! thanks for joining in at FYI~
Oh my goodness this is so cute! Love the big button. Thanks for joining us at FYI.
I love how you "gussied up" the button to resemble earth - very clever! Thanks for playing with us at FYI!
Love how you used the button! Thanks for playing along with us over at Pixie Dust Studio!
I love the added dimension this vertical strip adds to your card design! Great idea using a button with this little fellow,very ingenious!
Hugs Trish
Such a cute card! Thanks for joining us at FYI!
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