These two cards feature the 'Lattice' technique using the Scor-Pal. This is such a fun technique. It takes a little patience, but the results are well worth it. I don't have a tutorial to show you, but I'll explain the basics of the technique.
I put my white core cardstock textured-side down on my Scor-Pal. I scored at half an inch all the way around- giving me a 'box' to work in. Then I turned my cardstock diagonally and scored at half and inch all the way across, being sure to stay inside my 'boxed' area. Then I turned my cardstock the other direction so that I could score again to create the lattice look. All that was left was to run my sanding block over the raised lines and I was done. You can also leave it un-sanded and it looks just as beautiful.
I put my white core cardstock textured-side down on my Scor-Pal. I scored at half an inch all the way around- giving me a 'box' to work in. Then I turned my cardstock diagonally and scored at half and inch all the way across, being sure to stay inside my 'boxed' area. Then I turned my cardstock the other direction so that I could score again to create the lattice look. All that was left was to run my sanding block over the raised lines and I was done. You can also leave it un-sanded and it looks just as beautiful.
Supplies for 'Thanks' Card
Robin's Egg 2 DCWV cardstock (white core)
misc. white and brown cardstock
Burnt Umber Palette Ink
Water Lily Green Palette Ink
Supplies for 'Bug' Card
Blue 3 DCWV cardstock (white core)
Pink 1 DCWV cardstock
misc. white cardstock
black and white gingham ribbon
2 comments:
I don't know how I ever got along without my scor-pal! Love what you've done with yours.
Fun indeed Sarah!
:-)
Post a Comment