Wednesday, 11 March 2020

A Snippet Scene

A few days ago one of the craft companies on Facebook shared a picture of a beautiful tag -  a scene made up of different patterns and textures of paper. My card today is inspired by that idea and involved a good  clear-out of the snippets box.


Everything I've used, apart from the twine, came from my snippets box. The layers are, from top to bottom: 

"Sky" of pale aqua mottled paper with a few hand doodled birds. 
Lime green textured hand made paper
Faux newsprint, smooshed over with green ink then distressed at the edge
Corrugated card that was rescued from the packaging of a bottle of fancy olive oil 
Magazine freebie patterned paper. 

I used all these to cover a piece of card trimmed to slightly smaller than my card front,  then die cut some leaves from scraps of green card and a flower from cream, which I then  coloured with distress inks. I stuck these to the card, adding a few punched butterflied to pick up the orange in the patterned paper.  A strip of green card, cut into a fringe, covers the bottoms of all the stems and is then wrapped with orange twine. 

I am sharing this with 

Pixies Snippets Playground Challenge 373   

A Place to start - Unconventional materials (the olive oil packaging)  

Crafty Cardmakers - Green 

7 comments:

Crafting Queen said...

Wow, this is wonderful. Such a great idea.

crafty-stamper said...

Great idea love your snippet scene
Carol x

Josephine said...

Lovely!

Thanks for joining us at Crafty Cardmakers!

Chana Malkah said...

This is gorgeous! I love that it is so organic. The project is beautifully organized and the colors are well integrated! Thanks so much for such an awesome entry into our unconventional materials challenge!
Hugz,
Chana Malkah, Owner

Felix the Crafty Cat said...

I always love a card made from left-over papers and card and this just works so well.Thanks for sharing these with us at Crafty Cardmakers and good luck with the challenge, Angela xxx

Di said...

What a great card Jane - I love how well you used up so many snippets to create your scene. Loving all the texture as well.

So sorry I've taken ages to comment.

Hugs

Di xx

Chana Malkah said...

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