This project was swimming around in my head as I pondered chevron stripes... taking a stripped paper and cutting it diagonally and then flipping every other one. Worked out pretty cool. The stitching served as a joining element... I found that the stripes did not match "perfectly", so the stitching is both pretty and functional.
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| The ink on the greeting and the brads match the stripes... |
what a great way to create chevron stripes!!
ReplyDeleteSuper cool card! I love how you made it and joined up the seams with the stitching....it looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteIdea - excellent!
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Another great one. Kudos!!!
simple and beautiful :D
ReplyDeleteLove the stitching and the colours!
ReplyDeleteAlicia, I love your Chevrons, I thought you had stamped this. I have one pieced card, but not the same way you did it, and I may not post it anyway. Thanks so much for coming to my blog and leaving a comments. I cherish the ones from designers like yourself! I am honored! Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteLove you you created your stripes!! and the sewing to join them is the perfect touch! thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving me some love! HUGS! Amy:)
ReplyDeleteHey Alicia! Thanks for linking this up to the Chevron Chic Challenge in the Moxie Fab World! I'm so glad you joined in on all the fun! :)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant to cut striped paper on the diagonal and stitch it back together. I love this!!! Congrats on the Moxie Fab win!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your win, Alicia!! Love how you used the chevrons :)
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