How to make a beautiful greetings card using butterflies and flower fabric
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How to make a beautiful greetings card using butterflies and flower fabric
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Fabric and Mulberry Paper Christmas CardDescriptionA textured natural white deckle edge card has three mulberry paper patches in red and pink mounted on it. The patches have torn feather edges. Each patch has a design cut from fabric on it. The designs are pinecones, cherries and mistletoe. Materials used
MethodCreate three mulberry paper patches by tearing them out. The mulberry paper will give a feather edge when torn. Mount the three patches on the card with paper adhesive using the illustration as a guide.
Cut around each design with scissors. The fabric will not fray at the edges as it is held together by the self-adhesive sheet. Peel the backing paper off the fabric and mount the fabric on the mulberry paper. Fabric and mulberry paper Christmas card made by David Jefferson and reproduced with kind permission. Christmas fabric reproduced with kind permission of the copyright owners. This project was originally published at Card Inspirations. It is reproduced here here with kind permission. Card Inspirations are sponsors of the Card Making Inspirations web site.
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Select
the area of the fabric you want to use. Cut this out roughly and
stick it to one side of a double-sided self-adhesive sheet. The
sheet has a protective layer on both sides. Peel back one of the
layers and offer the fabric up to it taking care not to introduce
any creases in the fabric.
