little red wagon: Challenge #254

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Challenge #254 - Cork

Cork is such an interesting item to work with when crafting, so for this week's challenge I would like to see some cork creations!

This is a card I created using a cork sheet and a Tim Holtz die.

I used a second Tim Holtz die to cut the flower and then I added a gorgeous pearl flower for a beautiful layered look. The corrugated paper as my background was a perfect compliment to the textured feel of the cork.

Lastly, I created the card holder using an actual cork from a bottle of wine! Nothing goes to waste with just a little creativity.

Be sure to visit the DT blogs for more inspiration and then show us what you create using cork. Just link up your project below and then check back on Tuesday to see our Featured projects! Have a fabulous week :)

Joanne xo

2 comments:

AngelaSeptember 15, 2014 at 2:14 AM
I love cork sheets! They are so easy to use. Love the earthy feel of your card, Joanne! I'll be sure to visit the rest of the DT's projects later today. :)
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The Wagon StoreSeptember 17, 2014 at 5:54 AM
Wow!!! its beautiful. How to do this?

Folding Sport Wagon
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One day a group of girlfriends got together to play with their papers, stamps, markers, ribbons, buttons and the rest of their seemingly endless supply of other 'have-to-have' scrapbooking and card making goodies. It was so much fun to talk, share, laugh and create with each other that they decided to create a blog that would motivate, inspire and challenge them on a weekly basis to use some of the supplies they have acquired. They also thought it would be fun to have all the other girlfriends out there join in and share their creations based on the weekly challenges. So, grab your wagon full of goodies (we know you have one!), get creative and have fun!

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