LG674 Oval Ornament - Paper piecing |
- Start by choosing a decorative paper with a nice Christmas design that fits well in the Oval Ornament stencil (LG674). I used a piece of Authentique Paper from the Wonder collection. The sweet little poinsettia design is on one side, and the beautiful stripes are on the other side, so they match perfectly.
- Lay the ornament stencil over the part of the paper you want inside your ornament and trace around the inside edge of the stencil with a Black Micron Pen (I used an 02)
- Cut out the ornament from the decorative paper staying as close to the black line as possible without cutting away the black line
- Emboss the ornament stencil on cream or natural cardstock
- Leave the stencil in place and add color to the ornament cap and hook area by using a small stencil brush and gold or silver ink (I used Brilliance Galaxy Gold)
- Round the corners with a corner rounder
- Glue the decorative paper ornament over the embossed ornament
- Cut out another flower and layer it on the first to give it more dimension
- Mount ornament on a dark green layer, then the stripe paper, then another dark green
- Embellish with a bow at the top of the ornament and a gem in the center of the flower
Want to get into the holiday spirit a
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Happy Creating,
Louise
Louise
7 comments:
Your card is darling. It will make a great gift card.
Cute card! This decorative paper and stencil were made for each other.
Love the paper piecing with this stencil Louise. This card is just darling.
Louise, you can send this one to me this year...'kay? I love the papers that you chose to do the ornament with!
Louise, I'm going to fight Pam for this one! I absolutely love it!!!
Very fun! You say it is simple, but it looks hard--like so many of your wonderful creations!
Louise this is just fabulous!
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