A quick Tag for Unstampabelles Challenge #81

The challenge at Unstampabelles ends at midnight on Friday 28th July. 

Here is a quick tag to add to the DT work.

Before I show you the rest of it, here is another type of edge - the top of a mountain and the edge of the road that goes to the top! We are mid-winter here of course and yes, there has been some snow on top of kuyanyi/Mt Wellington but not much elsewhere. This is looking a bit north of us, further up the River Derwent towards Bridgewater. I would say it is about sunset.

https://hobartandbeyond.com.au/news-posts/six-winter-warmers-to-halt-your-hibernation/

Now, back to the tag.....

Two tags really. The top one has been embossed and had a border embossed onto it and then fussy cut around the edge. 

Some foliage, a flamingo and a Kaiser sentiment die cut from Mossy Meadow (SU) 

The tag had also gone through a music embossing folder

Some sequins and string and it was done!

Happy Crafting!

Challenge #81 at Unstampabelles: Fancy Frames and Borders

The twist is to be edgy!

We all have those gorgeous border dies floating in our stash or beautiful embossing folders with fancy frames or diecuts with fancy edges

Get them out and play!!!

I am going to have so much fun with this challenge

Remember, at Unstampabelles there are NO STAMPS to be used

For the first week I made a card but you can make anything really as long as you follow the theme and twist and it is a paper-based craft.

I saw several people on Pinterest had used a leaf die to create a border so I  tried it  - I only used  a single leaf die (from SU's new Stylish Stems set) and a sentiment die from Memory Box. 

These two colours are two new ones also from Stampin' Up 

These are returning to the collection - Mossy Meadow and Flirty Flamingo

I cut and glued these  two sheets together to create a duel mount and then die cut along the join line five times with my leaf die. I used the three complete leaves under the flowers later. I initially cut five leaves to insert into the left-over spaces and then cut another two from the same new Granny Apple Green card stock for the flowers . I also cut the sentiment from this.

I layered the mount onto a white card base.

I also used a white pen to create another border.

I added some Tara flowers and the aforementioned leaves.

The bottom photo was taken in the shade and it changed the whole colour scheme!

The first three are the better colours.

Here is another type of border for you

Remarkable caves located in the Tasman national park, explore the small cave system or head out the main cave to find a secluded hidden beach!

www.instagram.com/earth,without,borders

Why not pop over to Unstampabelles and checkout the fabulous cards created by the DT.

You have a month to enter!