It's one of my favorite techniques. You can find the tutorial at Split Coast Stampers.
I used some paper from Kaisercraft to make this A2 card...using Acetate for the background.
It feels good to finally post a card.
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Jill
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Very cute! I love the paper strips.
ReplyDeleteA lovely card Jill - that floating background is a really effective technique, and you have used it to perfection here
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Maxine
This card is a great way to make use of those great strips of dsp! Very pretty Valentine, and I hope you are well!
ReplyDeleteit is so pretty, I just love all the patterns even on the heart!
ReplyDeleteHi Jill this is a stunning card. I love it. Take care. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card Jill, such pretty ribbons, Kate x
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, Jill xoxo
ReplyDeleteI so need to do this technique again myself Jill, I love your card! Love those papers you used and especially love the color combo. So pretty! Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteIt sure is fun watching you fuss over this card. It is obvious you love doing it.
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I only recently tried this technique and I love it! It is a great way to use paper strip and create a fun interesting BG on a card. This is gorgeous!
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