Bingo Challenge #4 with Fifi the Papercrafter

 The 4th week of the Bingo challenge with Fifi the Papercrafter is: 

B: Crayons or Scribble Sticks

I: Slow Stitch

N: Die Cuts

G: Napkin

O: Heat Embossing

We are to incorporate all of those on a tall journaling card or pocket card.

These bingo projects are intended to be saved and put into a junk journal later. I am not very good at junk journaling or scrapbooking. I love making all the elements but I don't love saving the books so I generally don't go that route. My projects are often geared towards the potential of becoming a greeting card later. I really love making cards and I love sending them too. 

My tall journal card is the size needed for a slimline card in case I want to turn it into one later. 

B: Crayons or Scribble Sticks: I used a Tim Holtz Distress Crayon in Winterberry

I: Slow Stitch - I used embroidery floss to do some stitiching and add a pink button. I have jars of buttons that have gotten handed over to me throughout the years. 

N: Die Cuts - I used several. The pink pink flower is one I cut with my ** Silhouette Studio Software and Silhouette Cameo and is from the Silhouette Design Store Design #258281. The square underneath and the triangle at the bottom are ** Tim Holtz Sizzix Thinlets Die Set Geo Frames. The hot pink medallion was made using ** Tim Holtz Sizzix Switchlets Embossing Folder – Seal. The moth was just a purchased die cut in my collection. The bouquet of flowers is from the Silhouette Design Store and is Design ID # 433257. It was cut using the print and cut feature. 

G: Napkin - I used an everyday plain white napkin for the background to add a soft fabric-like texture.

O: Heat Embossing - I added thick clear embossing powder by Brutus Monroe to the moth to add texture and shine. 

I also added Pot of Gold Embossing Powder by Brutus Monroe to the pink medallion to give it some sparkler. If you've never tried Brutus Monroe embossing powders, they are wonderful! So sparkly and pretty. 

 

I love to take photos of my work table while I'm working on project. I think it's fun to see what all goes on there.

~Paula

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