Ruffle Card in Pinks

 

Hello!  Today I am sharing a Ruffle card made with leftover pattern papers and punches.  This is a great card to use up all those strips of paper that are not very big.

Challenges:
Papertake Weekly Challenge: Punch It Out
Virginia's View Challenge:  #7 Pattern Paper

Supplies:
Stamp: Flourishes Lenten Rose
Ink: Memento Pink
Papers: Scraps of MME Pattern Papers, Assorted solid colors scraps,  and  White Cardstock.
Punches: Martha Stewart Double Loop Punch. Assorted Flower Punches. EK Corner Punch. Oval Punch
White Satin Ribbon.
Foam dots

I enjoy all your comments. Thank you. Theresa

Using Those Many Scraps

As I mentioned yesterday,  I am trying to use some of the many scraps and supplies that I have accumulated in my studio.  Yesterday I saw a tutorial on Operation Write Home about making a Dimensional Ruffle card and thought this would use a lot of those pattern paper scraps from 6x6 paper pads and be a fun way to use up a lot of those 6" Strips as well as some of my button stash.
I used Martha Stewart scallop dot border punch, scraps from MME, ivory card base and coral cardstock, ribbon and buttons from stash.  I have about one hundred of the pearl buttons and colored some to match my card. Tip:  I used one length of twine and looped all the buttons together which made it easy to arrange and attach to the card using Matte Accents.  The sentiment is from Poppy Power Azaleas stamp set in Memento Peanut Brittle ink on a circle of ivory cardstock  and matted on another scrap.

Challenges that I found to enter:
Craft Your Passion: Pretty pastels
Craft Catz Weekly: B is for.....used buttons and borders.
Party Time Tuesdays: Anything GoesI enjoy all your comments. Thank you. Theresa