HI and welcome! This post is my first attempt at a Twisted Ribbon card. I've been seeing beautiful examples and just had to give it a try!
As my first attempt I am ok with how it turned out BUT will make a few adjustments on my next attempt. I would create more of a contrast between the colors in the ribbon layers and the background. the piece with the circles just doesn't stand out as much as I hoped. I will also try making my strips a bit wider. Here they are 1/2" wide. I'd like to try 1" wide.
So to make this panel I made pencil marks 1/2" apart along the sides of the White Daisy cardstock. As I mentioned the pattern strips are 1/2" wide and wide enough to be a bit longer than the base cardstock. After that it's really quite simple. I laid the purple strips on the cardstock angling between the pencil marks. On top of that I laid the pattern strips angling them the opposite way between the pencil marks. It looks complicated but is easy to do. Stay tuned for more samples of this technique!
Products used are all Close To My Heart:
- White Cards and Envelopes Value Pack
- Life's a Hoot Paper Pack
- Cardstock: White Daisy, Grape
- Exclusive Inks: Grape
- Gold Star Confetti
- Liquid Adhesive
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| Life's a Hoot Paper Pack |
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