These are the images that got me so excited.
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| Cut the centre out of a few stacked coffee filters |
To create your own ruffles follow these easy steps. Grab a few coffee filters, and cut out the centre. I'm saving my centres to use on another craft someday. So I had to give it a try for myself. I thought the ruffle layers were a little large though, so I cut them in half, both lengthwise and widthwise.
I then grabbed a handful of Studio Calico Mr. Huey's
and began dying the ruffles one at a time.
End result looked like this. I did end up adding an extra shade of green.
You'll notice that the coverage is a little splotchy in some areas.
I decided not to worry about it, but just to go with the flow.
Using double sided tape I covered the bottom, front of the card and began layering.
I snipped off the parts of the ruffles that were over hanging.
To finish it off, I simply added a couple little embellishments,
and voila, a happy little card to add to my stash.
Have you ever seen a tip/technique or any idea that got you so excited you had to try it right away. If so, link us up we'd love to see what inspires you.







What a great idea! I have been loving the ruffle trend but have yet to try it-this is easy and beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuper cool! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteawesome! love this! what a cool technique! TFS
ReplyDeleteI love it!! Thanks Sherri.
ReplyDeletevery cool technique! can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteLoooooove this! And, much cheaper than the packages of crepe paper ruffles on trend right now!
ReplyDeleteVERY CUTE! My coffee pot uses the cone filters though so I don't have any of those around. :(
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing - these are so cute. And coffee filters are so cheap. I think I have some in the drawer that aren't being used since I changed to a Keurig!
ReplyDeleteYour card is adorable.
THIS IS SO COOOOLL! Thanks for sharing. I am so thankful that I can learn from talented creative CT members here :D
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute idea Sherri...thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome idea! I have a ton of those!! Thanks so much for sharing. :)
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ReplyDeleteI really LOVE this technique, and will have to give it a try. Also, I appreciate the sweet comments your DT has left on my blog, and I'm looking forward to entering your next challenge.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Karen
www.karen-mycuprunnethover.blogspot.com
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ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant idea, I adore it .... gorgeous card too!
ReplyDeleteReally sweet!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's so cute on a card,I've seen it but never tried! TFS
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