Steampunk and Seam Binding Thank You Cards

Steampunk and Seam Binding Thank You Cards

Really Reasonable Ribbon Challenge: Looky What I Got for Christmas!

RRRChallengeBadgeHello Ribbon Lovers! Who loves Steampunk and Seam Binding?  I do, I do!  And that’s why I created a couple of steampunk and seam binding thank you cards for the latest challenge over at Really Reasonable Ribbon.  It’s time for first challenge of 2016 where we all share our new Christmas goodies with you all.  I was a very good girl in 2015.  Well, I was good.  Well, mostly good.  OK…I tried real hard to be good, and that must have done the trick because Santa brought me the new Steampunk Debutante papers from Graphic 45 along with some fabby seam binding from RRR.

Steampunk Debutante Thank You for RRR Kathy by Design 02Oh, I had fun making this one!  I used one of the chipboard die cuts to make a frame over my steampunk lady and then filled it with a combination of Glossy Accents and copper mica chips.  I really wanted to pick up on the teal tones in the paper collection, so I combined two gorgeous shades of seam binding in my bow.  Noble Peacock is the darker shade, and Peacock Alley is the lighter shade.  They look amazing together, especially when topped with a natural burlap string bow.

Steampunk Debutante Thank You for RRR Kathy by Design 04My sentiment is held in place with copper brads.  And nothing looks better with copper than teal.  So I created a wreath of butterflies and teeny tiny teal roses and a Petaloo stem.  You can see the embedded mica chip fragments a little better in this photo.

Steampunk Debutante Thank You for RRR Kathy by Design 06I just layered more of the papers on the inside and left room for a little note.

RRR Steampunk and Seam Binding 01For this Steampunk and Seam Binding Card, I stitched the designer paper to burlap and then added my fussy cut Steampunk lady with foam dots.  The Noble Peacock Seam Binding bow is simple, and that’s just what I wanted on this card.  It adds a beautiful pop of color, but doesn’t compete with the card itself.

RRR Steampunk and Seam Binding 02Wrapping the seam binding around the card front means that you get to see it on the inside of the card, too…which is always nice!

Now it’s your turn!  We want to see what YOU got for Christmas!  Link up your project over on the RRR BLOG and we’ll be popping by to take a peek!

Oh, and Happy New Year, too!

Thanks for stopping by!

Cheerio,

kathy

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5 thoughts on “Steampunk and Seam Binding Thank You Cards

  1. LuvtoKraft

    Super colors! I just love Steampunk Debutante and I’m still hoarding some from it’s original release. Looks like I need to try it with some beautiful blues! Both cards are just fabulous, Kathy! Thanks for always inspiring me!
    Hugs!
    Kris

  2. Juliette Hendry

    Ohhhh….Steampunk – my favorite!!!! Love this, as always, Kathy. I’ve been saving your postings in a folder; just started folder No. 2. I’m learning so much from you…many thanks.

  3. Karen Letchworth

    Very pretty, Kathy. That Peacock Seam Binding is so lovely, and you always know just how to mix things together beautifully. I love it!
    Karen

    P.S. Feel free to link it up with us at Word Art Wednesday. There’s a fabulous prize this week from Simon Says Stamp.

  4. Nancy Hill

    Just gorgeous layers and love the blue seam binding ribbon with the blue flowers. Gorgeous cards with the Graphic 45.

  5. Elaine

    Your cards are always beautiful regardless of color used kathy , i am always afraid of blue and yellow card as i can never get it looking right somehow

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