Here is how I did it:
I
started with scrap of paper from the Sweet Sorbet DSP (Item #133521),
folded in half. When you put the paper into the bunch, be careful to
leave a small gap between the very edge of the punch and the folded edge
of the paper. This will leave the folded in tact and create your
folded banner. From there, I snipped the top off a toothpick and placed
it in the fold of the banner to create a flag.
I used the holes in the doily to hold the flags. Everything, except the flags, are from the Everyday Occasions Cardmaking Kit (Item #134797). To give a little extra depth to the flags, I added a Stampin' Dimensional (also from the Everyday Occasions Cardmaking Kit!) behind the front flag.
Another way to use these cute little folded over flags is to create a banner. I started our February card sketch.
I used scraps from the Fresh Prints Designer Paper Stack (Item
#132996) to create the banner. The other elements were also from the
Everyday Occasions Cardmaking Kit.
If you haven't ordered this punch yet, think about it adding it to your next order. I hope I've INKspired you to try it in a new way. And don't forget, you can use this same technique with many of Stampin' Up's punches!
PS -
Do you like the little feather on this card? I couldn't just leave it flat, so to give it a little depth, I used my Simply Scored Stylus (Item #125624) to add little creases to help bring the feather "to life".
What a fabulous way to use that banner punch! I never thought of doing it that way. I'm definitely going to try that!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! I love all of your elements on your card...staples are one of my favorite things to use!
ReplyDeleteLove this tutorial! I never thought of using this punch this way either! SO GREAT!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea Kristy! I love how you added the extra touches to the kits. I will be using the banner idea soon.
ReplyDeleteI just love this idea and can't wait to try it!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea for the banner punch, fabulous!
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