Washi Christmas Wreath

Hello. I have been busy crafting and have made a Christmas card using some Pinkfresh Studio washi tape:

The first thing I did was to place the wide washi onto a piece of card, and use the matching dies to cut out the images.

I created the background using a Spellbinders embossing folder, then wiping over some white pigment ink to bring out the details more.

I then arranged the images in a wreath format, adding the dangly baubles at the bottom. Before using a combination of glue and 3D foam.

I have a selection of this washi tape from Pinkfresh Studio – the trickiest part is not applying it to the card before die cutting – it’s making sure the die is very well stuck down to the card piece surrounding the washi – low tack tape doesn’t stick to washi and the die can move – a lot! Ask me how I know…….

I shall be entering the following challenges:

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challengeanything goes

Crafty Catz – anything goes – option to use dies/punches taken

CYHTP embossing folder – option to use pumpkins not take

Krafty Chicksanything goes

Allsortsmagic of the season

Ally’s Angels anything goes

Merry Little Christmas Challengeanything goes Christmas

9 thoughts on “Washi Christmas Wreath

  1. Becca Morris Sadler's avatar

    Spectacular! And very unique product to have washi tape that is not cut into a tape roll format! Building it into a wreath has made this into a stunning Christmas holiday card! Thanks for sharing at Ally’s Angels!! –Becca

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  2. Darlene Pavlick's avatar

    Just beautiful!~ Awesome embossing folder! Well done! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Can You Handle the Pressure challenge!  Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often. 

    Darlene <a href=http://www.darscraftycreations.blogspot.com/>DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS</a>
    Can You Handle the Pressure Co-Owner

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