Falling Leaves

Well, maybe not yet, but soon.  Hope you've had a chance to try out some of the new dies.  This card uses two of the new dies and the slightly older Round Buttons die.  By layering thin metallic paper on thick cardstock or thin chipboard, you are able to make a very realistic looking button.  You are also able to customize buttons for any of your projects.  The next material I'm anxious to try is cutting felt or canvas.  Here's the card:


Doesn't the button look like a real button.  I love the dimension on it.  Here are the supplies I used for the button:

Stamp Fall Leaf Trio with Stazon on glossy paper and sponge on color with Distress inks.  Cut out with matching die and sponge edges with Brushed Corduroy.  Next stamp Index Card with Chocolate ink on Moroccan Latte paper and cut with die.  Cut rectangle of Woodland Paths designer paper and round corners.  Create the button by first adhering thin weight variegated metallic paper to thicker weight brown cardstock with Xyron.  Then cut with Round Buttons die.  Wrap ribbon around index card panel and tie on button with thin twine. 

Supplies:

  • Mocha Note Card
  • Woodland Path 12×12 designer paper
  • 98214 Index Card Die
  • 98208 Fall Leaf Trio Die
  • 98135 Round Buttons Die
  • G1781 Index Card stamp
  • F1776 Fall Leaf Trio stamp
  • Inks:  Distress Rusty Hinge, Spiced Marmalade, Brushed Corduroy
  • Stazon Jet Black, Ancient Page Chocolate

Other:  Glossy white, thick brown cardstock, thin metallic paper, ribbon, twine

I'll be teaching this card and three others at a class on September 10th at Baas Junction – sorry, the class is full.  Hope you make some time soon for a crafty adventure.  Have a great weekend and happy crafting!

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3 Comments

  1. Great card Debbie. The buttons sure do look real. I think this one will be a big hit in class.
    SKB

  2. Love your button idea. Finding another one of your designs when I turn on the computer in the morning always makes me begin my day with a smile. Awesome card!
    Suzie

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