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Papertrey August Blog Hop, CFC #67, Moxie Fab World, CASE Study #105

August 25, 2012

Today, I have a card linking up to several challenges. Firstly, the BIG blog hop from Papertrey Ink for August Blog Hop Challenge! We were given this inspiration photo from Nichole Heady and I wanted to try some masking for a DIY herringbone pattern.

I CASEd Nicki’s winning card from CASE Study for the current CASE Study #105 challenge. For my sentiment, I didn’t want to cover up the background, and I was too chicken to stamp directly on it, so I cut a small banner with a simple “happy birthday” sentiment, perfect for CAS-ual Friday #67! To give it a little more movement, I decided to offset the sentiment to the side rather than in the middle for Moxie Fab’s Asymmetry Challenge.

Herringbone Birthday

Close up of the masking:
Herringbone Birthday - Close Up

I have included a small photo tutorial on how I did the masking for the herringbone pattern. I used some washi tape, cut to the desired width and masked away.

Herringbone Birthday - Herringbone Steps

Sorry for the long post for just one card!

Supplies:
Cardstock: PTI (White)
Stamps: PTI (Birthday Basics)
Ink: PTI (Smokey Shadow, Kraft, Fine Linen, Soft Stone) Stampin’ Up (Basic Grey, Creamy Caramel) Clearly Better (Chocolate)
Other: PTI (Rustic Cream Twine) Making Memories (Basic Eyelets)

57 Responses to “Papertrey August Blog Hop, CFC #67, Moxie Fab World, CASE Study #105”

  1. Jenny M Says:

    OMG…. Adore your card!!! The pattern, colours…everything is just perfect :0)
    Jenny x

  2. June K Says:

    Beautiful pattern. Thanks for sharing the “how to.”

  3. Anonymous Says:

    Drop dead gorgeous!

  4. erin Says:

    Wow, beautiful masking and talk about a challenge happy card, woo hoo!!! (I’m all for multi-tasking).


  5. Absolutely fabulous stamping, stunning!

  6. Nancy Says:

    So creative and unique! Beautiful design!

  7. Carol R Says:

    Excellent card!

  8. Sue Symens Says:

    Awesome! That was time consumming but great results. Great job!

  9. Carol S Says:

    Wow, this is stunning!!!

  10. Amy Says:

    This card is absolutely striking! You did an awesome job. Well worth the time and effort. Thanks for sharing.

  11. Rhonda H Says:

    What a great job. Thanks for the tutorial.

  12. Maureen Says:

    I was wondering how you made this! Out of this world amazing! Thanks for the tutorial!

  13. Deanna Jean Says:

    Wow..this is beyond stunning. Thanks for including the tutorial.

  14. Tonya Says:

    WOW! Great job!

  15. Monica L Says:

    Reminds me of inlaid wood…very beautiful!

  16. Jill Norwood Says:

    Incredible card! Thanks for the tutorial!

  17. Donna Says:

    Amazing creativity! The card looks fabulous.

  18. Leigh Penner Says:

    Oh, this is amazing! Thanks for sharing your process!

  19. StephH Says:

    Wow! Love your herringbone technique. I don’t quite get how you did the colors after the masking – was this direct color to paper?

    • pamela Says:

      After masking, it was direct color to paper using a sponge. The masking acted as a guide for me, but since the sponge I used was quite big, I used some scrap paper to mask the other areas.

  20. Dana Says:

    This is absolutely stunning! I adore this! Thanks for the tut as well!

  21. Rieca Says:

    Stunning, in fact jaw dropping. I love it!
    Rieca

  22. Barbara Martin Says:

    Love this – nothing to say but wow!

  23. Debby Hughes Says:

    This is absolutely jaw dropping! I keep coming back for another look!

  24. Jeni Says:

    Beautiful card! Love the inking & the colors.

  25. Nancy Penir Says:

    Love this! Beautifully done. Thanks for showing how.

  26. Joyce M. Says:

    This is such an eye catching and stunning card. Thanks for showing your process. I would have been up all night wondering.

  27. Catherine Says:

    Really nice card, a ton of carefully planned detail! 🙂

  28. debh Says:

    How unique and creative! And the little tutorial was great! Yet another use for Washi tape. That stuff is unstoppable! :))


  29. Super card, a really great masculine one too!

  30. Lesley Says:

    Spectacular card! Love how you did the masking, what a talent!! Thank you for sharing!
    Smiles,
    Lesley

  31. Jodi ethington Says:

    Amazing card!!! I love that you in included the tutorial.

  32. Jacquie Says:

    love the masking – thank you for sharing how you did it!

  33. trotskired7 Says:

    This is a beauty!

    Terri E.


  34. This is stunning, I love it! So clean and the colours work so perfectly together. Beautiful!

  35. Aleksandra Says:

    Absolutely gorgeous!! A great idea, gorgeous colors and so beautifuly done! I absolutely love it!

    Have a nice and blessed day!
    Aleksandra

  36. Cristina Says:

    I might faint. This is spectacular. You’ve achieved masking nirvana.

  37. Lynn Put Says:

    Your card really caught my eye, it very striking! Love how you created your pattern and colors you used!

  38. Lisa Addesa Says:

    WOW…simply WOW!! what a work of art…Thanks for sharing your creativity this week at CAS-ual Fridays:)!!

  39. Kari D Says:

    amazing card….just love it. Thanks so much for sharing the deets on how you did it!

  40. Jennifer K Says:

    What a labor of love. That must have taken quite a while to get it all set up. Turned out fabulous!


  41. Don’t be sorry for the long post, Pamela! This was so educational and generous of you to take the time to show us how you made your outstanding card!!

  42. Chupa Says:

    I can not believe how fabulous this card is. WOW!!!! Thanks for joining us at CASE Study this week 🙂

  43. Jean Martin Says:

    Gosh!!! This is absolutely amazing!!!! Love the technique! Thanks for sharing this with us at CASE Study Challenge! 🙂

  44. Ange Says:

    Great card!!! Thanks for the tutorial too!


  45. This is AMAZING and GORGEOUS!!! I absolutely LOVE how you made the pattern!!! Congratulations on your win at Case Study!!!

  46. Debby Hughes Says:

    See, I’m back again! Just wanted to say congrats on the CASE study win – so well deserved 🙂


  47. Wowzers! I had no idea that you created that pattern ’til you showed how you did it. It’s amazing and I totally thought it was patterned paper! Awesome card.


  48. BEAUTIFUL, Pamela! Absolutely LOVE it! Thanks for joining us at CAS-ual Fridays this week! 🙂

  49. Gayatri Says:

    Brilliant card! Thanks for sharing the tutorial! Thanks for playing along with us @ CAS-ual Fridays:)

  50. Aleksandra Says:

    I just had to try this technique. 🙂 http://aleksandrasfinesthandmade.blogspot.com/2012/08/birthday-squares.html

    Amazing card and brilliant idea!

    Have a nice day!
    Aleksandra

  51. Terri Says:

    Love this technique. TFS.

    Ter 😉

  52. Eng Gyd Says:

    Card designing is really awesome. Masking technique gave a solid look.

  53. Cath Says:

    Hey Pamela! Thanks for linking this up to the Asymmetry Challenge in the Moxie Fab World! I’m so glad you joined in on all the fun! 🙂


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