Hi bloggers! I just love this technique. It was on the Stamping My Style video that I did years ago in fact. It is a rather short video (by my standards at least! LOL) I hope you can take a few minutes to sit and enjoy it!
Thursday 5 March 2015
Bargello Technique
Hi bloggers! I just love this technique. It was on the Stamping My Style video that I did years ago in fact. It is a rather short video (by my standards at least! LOL) I hope you can take a few minutes to sit and enjoy it!
Beautiful card, Sue., just lovely
ReplyDeleteHugs to all, have a good day.
Morning Sue, Pam and all Wilsonettes, a lovely card today, the technique is enjoyable to do, time consuming but turns out really lovely, I think the secret is the accurate measuring of the strips, I have made 3 cards using this technique. Hope your resting up Sue.
ReplyDeleteStay safe, healthy and happy, hugs, June Smith xxx
Good morning Sue what a lovely card have done this in the past but you havereminded me of it & I will have to do it again. Thanks Yvonne xx
ReplyDeletemorning all, a lovely card today, have never tried to do this technique yet, will be watching the video when I get in from work! Hugs, Linda.
ReplyDeletePS Steph hope things go well for you today.
Hi Sue and all
ReplyDeleteFabulous card and I think I have all the dies for it too. Will watch the video later- hope you are having a really good break Sue
Muriel x
Morning Sue.
ReplyDeleteThank you a very pretty idea. Great video.Have a good holiday take care KItty.
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteStunning card and video love the bargello technique must get the flower dies thank you tracyw
Morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, looks so pretty, I will watch the video later on how you made it.
Have a great day
Love & Hugs
Jacquie J xxx
http://jewelscardcraft.blogspot.co.uk/
Great looking card Sue, will watch the video later.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue. Lovely card and clear instructions (as usual) on the video. Sue xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, great video, showing a great technique, remember seeing it before and wondering how it was done, so will have to give it a go now. The card is very striking with the different blues. Have a good day all. Bx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteFab technique. I love doing this. Definitely worth the time it takes! Love the flower. Thanks for sharing.
Have a great day everyone.
Hugs.
Morning Sue, a gorgeous card I remember it from
ReplyDeleteBefore and doing it at the time definitely time for another
Try.
Nancy's xx
Stunning card Sue. Gorgeous flower. Thanks for sharing. Big hug
ReplyDeleteJulie E
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteA lovely card. I havenot tried this technique but will try it out soon.
Hi Sue. We have finally got back online after having major problems with it since Sunday. I have missed my daily "fix" of your beautiful cards and everyones comments. You have used some of my favourite techniques this week so I have lots to try. I have loved all of the cards and todays is another gorgeous one, I love this technique, deciding on which colours and pattern is great fun : )
ReplyDeleteI am so glad to hear that you are going to have a real break away from your computer, I hope you have a wonderful time. It would be lovely to see some photos when you get back : )
Sheila, my deepest sympathy to you and Nikki.
Pat S Witney, special hugs to you my lovely friend, I hope you are feeling better today,see you later x : )
Sending my daily hugs to everyone. Take care.
Hello Sue
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card. Such an interesting technique. I have done Bargello in patchwork but didn't think of doing it on a card.
Love
Roz.x
GM Sue. Great card and fab video although I notice you are wearing a plain brown top and not your trademark patterned ones. A change of style perhaps? Hope you don't mind me commenting on this, no offence intended obviously, but I don't think I've ever seen you wearing a non patterned top before in all the years I have followed you! Anyway, hope you are having a restful holiday.
ReplyDeleteMust try the technique. A very effective card. Thanks for the idea and good to have a video to refer to.
ReplyDeleteJan
Northampton
Lovely card will watch the video later xxx
ReplyDeletelove this one its really pretty
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card,thank you for sharing this technique . I will definitely give this a go . xx
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue, lovely card, great technique. Love Jean xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue & Friends, lovely card, have your original dvd showing this technique, but still have not tried to do.
ReplyDeleteBest Wishes Lilian in Cornwall
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteI remember you doing this before and made a few cards myself using this technique, it's fun to do isn't it, even if a little time-consuming...
Like how the open circle makes a focal point without hiding too much of the background...
Izzy
Good morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteAnother of your wonderful cards showing a fantastic Technique. Keep saying I will do this but never have. Today might just be the day! Off to watch and learn, it is amazing what you do learn from your informative Videos.
Thank you for all the time and effort you spend helping us.
Have fantastic day wherever you happen to be today.
Hugs
Patricia xxx
Stunning card, love this technique.
ReplyDeleteHope you are enjoying your holiday
Michele
Good morning Sue today's card is gorgeous I love the way you have created the background. Have a great day. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely Sue
ReplyDeleteIt is always good to revisit older techniques
Pat x
Really effective look, the card is so pretty xx
ReplyDeleteI like this card and it could be turnered into a mans card quite easily,
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a good holiday Sue.
Best wishes to all.
JosieBx
Lovely card, Sue, like the colours chosen and the video is, as ever, so clear and informative - thank you.
ReplyDeleteNow I really will try this technique out as you make it look so achievable.
'P' in Wales
Hi Sue, lovely card, I havn't tried this before so will have a go, thank you Karen M
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, and Great Video! I am not a quilter but have made a table runner using this technique ( from remnants of curtains from previous houses) which brings back lovely memories, so it would be fun to try on a card, and I just know the person a card like that would be perfect for , so thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteGoing to the Glasgow Hobbycraft show today, so I'd better get a move on.
Love and hugs to all xo
Lovely quilting look card.
ReplyDeleteLovely card Sue xx hazel
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue
ReplyDeleteI'm having problems connecting to the Internet this morning I've had to do it through my phone. So I will have to watch the video later when hopefully I'm back on line.
I remember this technique and have tried it and lloved it. I used up all my scrap card that all of us seem to have and not use. I love today's card.
Hope your having a fabulous time.
Hugs x
Heather T
A very interesting effect!
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue, I remember this technique from that very video, and it is something I use quite often. It is good for men as well in different colours.
ReplyDeleteLove Rosemarie xx
ReplyDeleteA lovely card, and I enjoyed the video!
Doreen x
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing you demo this and I did try it out .
Since forgotten so thanks for a good video to remind me!
Beautiful card,
XxxRuth
Lovely card and technique I admire your patience Sue.
ReplyDeleteCrafty Hugs
Heather xx
WAUW this is so beautiful and such amazing colors, you´ve used for it too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiuful card.
ReplyDeletelovely card ,this is another technique I haven't done for years but only yesterday I was looking at a CD I'd made years ago of some of my early attempts at card making and there they were about 6 cards all done with bargello ,must try this again
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteI too remember seeing this technique before. I shall be watching the video a little later today but in the meantime thank you for sharing this and I hope you enjoy the rest of your day.
Margaret A.
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteI really like this technique. I've seen you do it a few times and although a little time consuming, the overall effect is lovely. Love the colours you have used together here too.
Hope everyone is ok and sending love and hugs to you all, Alison xx
Morning Sue. A very interesting card and technique this morning. Will be watching the video with interest shortly. Thank you for sharing. Hugs Heather x
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue,
ReplyDeleteAnother technique I have not tried, it makes a stunning background. Good for any occasion.
Lydia
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Now I really like this background technique Sue it really appeals to me as it makes a really stunning card. Hope you are having a great time. Hugs xx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue,
ReplyDeleteWhat a striking card, wow it really pops!!
Video as always is brilliant, thanks.
:-)
Lorna D
Hi Sue. Fabulous card again using a great technique. Love the colours you have used. Have a great day. Hugs to all xxx
ReplyDeleteI've tried this technique once and was pleased with the result Thanks for the reminder - does us good to go back to techniques we've (us ameteurs) forgotten about Off to watch video now before I start work
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Sue. Love this technique.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue what a striking card and a fabulous technique . I must give this a go but I will probably end up with wonky squares! Take care love Diane G xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue.
ReplyDeleteLove the card. I will certainly give it a go.
Regards,
Evis M.
Hi Sue, great card, forgotten about this technique. Will have to look at your dvd again for more inspiration. Lol lynne m x x x
ReplyDeleteFur babies safely curled up on the settees after being scared silly by a large dog charging at them over the park this morning. Tilly barked and barked and ran round and round me , so grabbed her collar to put her lead back on, but unable to find Cully. My heart was in my mouth as a main road was close by with our house on the other side. Guardian angels were looking down as found Cully cowering between several trees. Called her and thank goodness she came running to me even though the large dog was still around. Got them home just in time cuz my legs started to shake. Gave them some crunchy dog bickies as a treat, calming down now but I know it will take awhile before I can get over what could have happened to Cully.
To all in pain or need my devious divas send oodles and oodles of muddy paw hugs x x x
Lol lynne m & dreadfully dastardly devious divas x x x
I so love this card. I struggle with male-style cards and this fits the bill beautifully. Thank you so much for all your inspiration
ReplyDeleteI so love this card. I struggle with male-style cards and this fits the bill beautifully. Thank you so much for all your inspiration
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Sue
ReplyDeleteI have yet to watch a video first thing ! lol
Love the Quilt effect but have still not tried it..yours looks lovely!
Take care
Love Marg
A very pretty card Sue. I've meant to try this technique before and for some reason I didn't!! Am away for a few days now so wont be able to see your blogg or try this out until I get back but will definitely do that. Thank you.Xx
ReplyDeleteLove this card, Sue. An idea for my quilting friends!
ReplyDeleteAnne (Northampton)
Wow ,how lovely is your card ,such lovely colors too.
ReplyDeleteElaine H X
PS Just had a light bulb moment! We could use your new weaving dies to get the strips accurate couldn't we
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card, think I must give this a go!
Will watch the video later.
Gail C x
Hi Sue beautiful card love the back ground ,will have to give it try.
ReplyDeleteMarion H
Good morning Sue and everyone
ReplyDeleteI remember you doing this technique a couple of years ago in purples and lilacs (my favourite colours) It is super effective and creates a wonderful background. Love the card you have created with it today.
Have a great day.
Ang x
Beautiful card Sue, hope you are enjoying your holiday
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue,lovely card again and the colours are beautiful hugs Jane B.
ReplyDeleteHow unusual! Like the look of this, so unusual. Off to my craft room now to watch video & have a go!
ReplyDeleteLovely card.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue,
ReplyDeleteLove love love this technique. It's also great to use up those pesky offcuts which I don't like to throw away and end up with tons of them!
How are the fjords?
Hugs, Rose
Hi Sue , Love the card and colours so pretty .love Jean Z xx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue,
ReplyDeleteA lovely card and an informative helpful video. feeding the card through the reverse side of the guillotine ensuring the strips were even was a lightbulb moment for me, but a bit scary watching it - there was no finger guard - but held on to the thought that you wouldn't show it if it all ended badly lol. Hope you are having a fabulous holiday.
Pat, enjoy your "three Graces" reunion, get well soon.
Steph, try and keep the guilding flakes out of your hospital bed!
Love and hugs for all
Saba
Good Morning Sue, I saw this and thought "How do you do that?!" This is a very clever technique and makes a very pretty card. I must give this one a try. Thanks so much for all the tips & tricks. Have a great day, Deb C x
ReplyDeleteHi Sue,
ReplyDeleteWhen I first looked at this card I thought lovely card but I can't be bothered sticking all those little squares on to card, LOL
Imagine my surprise when I watched the video....how easy and effective is that, will have to try this one!
Love Janet x
from Wakefield
Morning Sue. Thank you for another great card and video. This is a lovely technique and i think it would be great for those men's cards that i always seem to struggle with as you just have to change your colours. Hope you don't mind me saying but i have been watching some of your video's and you are wearing some beautiful tops, and that style really suits you and i hope you are having a great time on your holidays and soaking up the sushine.
ReplyDeleteBest Wishes.
Denise T x
Love the card sue I'm going to have a go at this for my daughters birthday Thank you sue wherever you are I send you my love thinking of you steph xxx June horrocks xx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue. I remember this technique from your video as I went mad making cards using it in all different colours. Lovely to see it again. SueL x
ReplyDeleteGood morning sue what a stunning card I love the background and all the diecuts and the design is wonderful xx
ReplyDeleteDebs A xx
Morning Sue, love this card, completely forgot about this technique, change of colours and a great mans card.
ReplyDeleteTake care everyone, Jess x
Hi Sue - this technique is one I haven't tried but having seen your video again I think I will have a go. With the colours you have chosen it would make a great nautical card for a man, sending best wishes
ReplyDeleteYvonneMayxx
Good morning Sue, yes a super technique and very effective embossing it, love from Jackie xx
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue,hope you are enjoying your holiday.Lovely card will have to try this technique.
ReplyDeleteWendy
Ooh, Patchwork! Right up my street, since I am also a quilter. I love it.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, a lovely card. Thanks for the video.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteVery striking card, I've never tried this technique but will definitely give it a go especially when there is a great video to follow
Hugs and best wishes everyone
Pat
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteLovely card and a technique I haven't tried - yet, but will very soon. Brilliant.
Much love,
Shirley T. xxx
Hi Sue, a great technique. Have watched the video which I enjoyed. What size are the strips?
ReplyDeleteWhat a card! But it looks like hard work, and I don't like hard work! In this case though, I think I could be persuaded. Will watch the video first. :)
ReplyDeletePaula x
That is truly stunning you always amaze me with your creations and this one is just gorgeous. hugs Shirleyxxx
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue, Yesterdays and today's cards both on my list of techniques to try! Both look fab, Thank-you for sharing! Junex (Cumbria)
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue, A lovely card, I remember seeing this technique, I would imagine the measurements are 'key'.
ReplyDeleteLots of love from Patricia xx
Good morning Sue and everyone
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning card. It looks so elegant. Will have to try this. Love the video too.
Love Helen xxx
Hello Sue, and all the ladies.
ReplyDeleteI hope you are on your way and having a good time Sue.
I've followed your DVD and used patterned papers for Birthday and Anniversary cards, but never thought to use plain papers and embossing - doh.
I love the effect of this technique.
Have a good day everyone. xx
Hi sue an crafty crew
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card as always.
Looks a bit fiddly to make. Stunning effect tho.
Will catch the video later as I'm off out for my birthday lunch.
Lovely card clever technique will watch video later.
ReplyDeleteHugs to all
Annx without an "e"
Stunning! As soon as I am done my morning routine I am rushing into my Craft Oasis and going to create a card or two or ten using the Bargello technique! I am in love!!! Thanks for the inspiration! Hope your holiday is going well!
ReplyDeleteHi Sue. I hope you are enjoying your holiday. Love this technique. Will have a go this afternoon. Just love the colours. Thank you . Hugs. Jan.xx
ReplyDeleteWow Great background .I love this card,so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Felicie
Interesting technique today. Was thinking this would make a perfect mens card if you take away the flowers and put something else in it's place. Also a good one to experiment with different colours.
ReplyDeleteI love the look - something I've done myself many moons ago :) I'll look forward to watching it later. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue & Wilsonettes
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card great technequ video was really easy to follow loved the flower thank you Sue.
Love & Hugs Lynda Brock xx
Lynne M,glad you found Cully poor thing it is frittning when the road is so near. Bambie is the same she hates big dogs especially when they chase her.
Hug's Lynda xx
Pat hope you had a comfortable night & not too uncomfortable thinking of you Hug's Lynda xx
Steph hope you got settled in ok thinking of you.Hug's Lynda xx
Sheila your in my thoughts & prayers,hope Nikki was ok yesterday with you telling her the sad news of her dear Daddy my heart goes out too you both.
Love & Hug's Lynda xx
Theresa good luck with your shoulder at hospital today (((( Hug's)) Lynda xx
Hug's Sandra,Margaret corgi owner,Myra,Maria,Steph Sheila,Hazel Patrica,Wheely Bad TOB Theresa,Sam,Saba,Cheryl,Tina E, Lynne M,Jean D,Pam, & all Wilsonettes love Lynda xx
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteI agree with Jill, this card would be perfect for a man, with just a little adaptation.
Margaret xxx
Oh wow! Just got back from work and have my lunch and watched this video and how amazingly simple but beautiful is this card. I love it great for the guys.
ReplyDeleteLove, Ivy L xx
very nice card
ReplyDeleteVie
x
Haven't watched the video yet - will watch with my granddaughter when she comes home from school. She doesn't like to miss it. Did something like this at Christmas with ribbon for a table mat. Like the card. Would probably do it in purple and lilac. Enjoy your cruise.
ReplyDeleteLovely Card Sue!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a versatile style, so useful for many occasions (male or female). I like the colour theme and your floral finishing touch.
Thanks for another fab video.
Happy Crafting!!! :) X X
Fab card .. xx Will make this sometime .. xx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteThey just keep coming don't they, wonderful.
Best Wishes
Julie Bee
Great card and very informative video.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have Stamping My Style and recognised it straight away, gorgeous card, love the colours, hugs Carole Z X
ReplyDeleteFab card today Sue, thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCraftihappiness to all and lots of love from Macky.
Mr L please pass on to Steph my good wishes for her hospital stay. Heaven help the nurses she will have everyone glittered and flaked. But will bring so much fun to the ward.
ReplyDeleteSheila (Ginger), I send my heartfelt sympathies to you and Nikki, at this very sad time. Nikki will be a great comfort to you Sheila, and you know all of your friends are here for you when you need us.
I'm sorry that I haven't been keeping up with all that is happening on the blog, it is Tims 1st anniversary on Saturday, and I haven't been coping well with it as it gets closer. But you are all in my thoughts daily.
A fabulous technique and a fabulous card. Hope your'e enjoying your break x
ReplyDeleteHello Sue and all
ReplyDeleteLovely card. I love the technique and such a pretty fresh effect. Thanks for sharing.
Best wishes
I love thiscard and technique. It is deceptively easy to create with your help, Sue.
ReplyDeleteit, s a cold day here in TX. We have 1 to 2 inches of ice under 4 inches of snow and only 22 degrees
So simple! It looked as though it was going to be complicated but your video Sue makes it look so easy. Just about to try it! Thank-you!
ReplyDeleteNice card Sue ..happy crafting...x
ReplyDeleteLovely card great technique.
ReplyDeleteHugs to all Theresa xx
This card is really nice and perfect for any occasion.
ReplyDeleteIt's worth to make this card cause it turned out great
Well done Sue
what a clever technique this is! one to copy asap. i think it would do nicely for Easter with oranges and yellows and another version in greens, hugs xx
ReplyDeleteHello Sue,
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card, at first glance is it looks very complicated. Having looked at the video - which as always its brilliant, everything so clearly explained. I feel this is achievable - even by me !!!!!! THANK YOU for inspiring me day after day LOL
Hope you are enjoying your holiday.
Take care, lots of love, Brenda XXX
Fab card not sure if I have the patience but who knows maybe one day xx GailT xx
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning card today and video.
ReplyDeleteThat background would also be ideal for a male card.
Hi Sue - this card looks really attractive and I will certainly give this technique a try. Hope you have a great holiday, it is well deserved. Regards Shirl
ReplyDeleteNow that's nice!!!!! Definitely striking and different and the reason I went for some of the New York Collection as I saw the quilting effect then and wanted to have a go with the Times Square die.
ReplyDeleteLove this technique! Wish I had seen your video before I did some a few years ago - your way is much, much easier!!! Thanks, Susan x
ReplyDeleteLovely and probably beyond my patience limit!
ReplyDeleteLovely and probably beyond my patience limit!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card.
ReplyDeleteWill watch video later.
Hugs
CraftyJacq
XX
Fabulous technique!
ReplyDeleteYou have the patience of an angel Sue but its is well worth the effort.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Sue, haven't tried this technique yet but will watch video later and may have a go.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Sue, haven't tried this technique yet but will watch video later and may have a go.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, fab card. I love this technique must give it a go. Kind regards Joanne K x
ReplyDeleteI like this technique. It looks so great with the strips embossed. A really nice card!!
ReplyDeletelove this card. I will be doing this one for sure
ReplyDeleteGreat video Sue, another simple but very effective technique,lovely colours.
ReplyDeleteHappy Days
Lesley
Hi Sue and everyone!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and I like the colours you have used together,very nice.
Steph-hope you doing ok, gentle hugs
To Sheila and Nikki, so sorry for your loss. We are here for you,hugs
Pat-hope your visitors were gently with you and that you now will soon feel better.Hugs
Also to Pam and ToB, Sandra,Lynda,
Norah,Brenda,Lynne M,CraftyNanna,
Saba,Sheila,June,Myra,Margaret,
Hazel,Alison,Janet,Maureen,Sam,
Cheryl,Steph and to everyone else who are a Wilsonette Take care
Warm hugs Maria
Smashing......must have a go at this technique !!
ReplyDeleteA great video tutorial showing a lovely technique which I can see being very useful for those awkward male cards. Thank you for the brilliant ideas!x
ReplyDeleteGood evening Sue and everyone
ReplyDeleteReally love this pattern have done it in patchwork too really make a beautiful quilt. The colours are super and the whole card just say luxury to me.
Hugs
Margaret corgi owner
Tracy Stitt - Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a good lunch and enjoyed your day.
'P' in Wales
Lovely card. I can remember years and years ago a friend showed me this method for making quilts. I sure miss my friend. She was terrific.
ReplyDeleteLove this effect and great colours
ReplyDeleteA lovely card , you could do this with so much different colours and still get the same effect. Hazel x
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, running late so short and sweet tonight. Thank you for reminding me of this technique, I had all but forgotten it. Both the card and video are great as usual.
ReplyDeleteFrances
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteLovely card love the technique much simpler than you expect it to be will definately give it a try . Thanks xxx
Love and hugs to Sheila, Nikki, and Pam xxx
Crafty hugs to all
Jean D xxxx
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteBrilliant technique. Hope you are enjoying your well earned holiday. Look forward to the pics when you get home.
Kind regards To all :-)
Tina XX
Hi Sue. WOW !! This card is fab !! I love the video today, so informative and I think I could make this card using this great technique !! I really love the colours used. Like others have said it would make a great card for a man. I love, love love the Camellia Flower you have made for the card and I have the Italian Decorative frames dies and they are gorgeous to, just like those fab Camellias !! definately another great technique to try. Thank you for sharing this gorgeous card today. I hope you are having a lovely holiday. Sending you lots of love and hugs from Tres x x x
ReplyDeleteSheila Ginger, You and Nicki and family are in my thoughts and prayers today. Wishing you all lots of heartfelt love and special hugs from Tres x x x
Steph, I hope you are doing ok. Thinking of you love from Tres x x x
Lynne M, Thank goodness your little Doggie Divas are both ok. Sending you all lots of love and best wishes from Tres x x x
Sending lots of love to all the Wonderful Wilsonettes today love from Tres x x x
A lovely technique Sue, and much quicker to complete than working with wool and canvas! Anne
ReplyDeleteGood evening Sue.
ReplyDeleteI love this technique and have watched this video before A number of times.
A gorgeous effective card.
good night my friend.
Lots of love
Jo xx
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteI love the quilted look.
Thank you for the demo.
Veronique L
HI SUE
ReplyDeleteLOVE ALL THE QUILT CARDS YOU HAVE DONE. THIS ONE REALLY MAKES THAT BEAUTIFUL FLOWER POP. WHAT A NICE IDEA TO DIE CUT AND STICK ON TOP OF THE RING TOO. BRILL JOB
BORN AGAIN SPELLBINDER
NADINE HUG XXX
Lovely card. Background looks so intricate but the super video makes it look easy to achieve. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteTake care everyone.
Hi Sue I have tried this technique a couple of times looks very effective
ReplyDeleteDenise X
Hello Sue
ReplyDeleteAnother challenging beautiful card. you are pushing your Wilsonette another way to create pretties card,
Thank you
Have a bless day
Another stunning card, Sue....xxx
ReplyDeleteGood afternoon Sue, beautiful card, I have yet to see the video on this, it looks intricate to me, but perhaps after I watch the video it may prove different.
ReplyDeleteHugs to all Dorothy xx
Thanks for sharing this technique. Very lovely. I also love the flower and am going to have to get that die, if I can ever catch it in stock!
ReplyDeleteHi Sue,
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. Love the technique and colours, now off to try to do the same.
Di B x
Beautiful card, Sue. I made a similar card using lavender, purple, turquoise, teal and gray. I used a 1", 3/4", 1/2", 1/4" stripes. Made up beautiful. My strips weren't the best cut so they didn't match up perfectly like yours. It would probably be easier if they were all the same width. I'll have to try using all the same width.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteCatching up with your blog this afternoon . Haven't been on line as have been at the cabin and there is no Internet there.I do miss seeing your blog daily but have the chance to catch up with it today while having my coffee
What a beautiful card Sue i have tried to make a similar one but don't know what i am doing wrong. But with having your Video i will be able to watch it and then make the card while having you all to my self in my craft room.lol
Thank you Sue for the Video
Take care
Hazel G XX
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card & love the colour combo & I think this would be suitable for the gals & guys alike..
Will be watching the video later this evening while I'm making my Mothers day Cards..
Hope your relaxing & enjoying your time with your Mom & family..
Crafty Hugs
Haze T xx
Gorgeous card.
ReplyDeleteWill watch video later.
Hugs
CraftyJacq
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