So far, week one on the new job is going smoothly. I really am enjoying the folks I work with. Of course, there's always something new to learn and that's a bit stressful, but I'll get it soon enough. As internet-connected as I am, there's so much I know nothing about. I need to familiarize myself with Google Voice, Google Documents, a website based email and a host of other stuff.
Thank God for relaxing moments in my scrap room. I've been wanting to try to create a quilted-look background and because I don't sew it's been a challenge trying to pull off the right look. Here's what I've come up with so far:
I scored the cardstock, at an angle, in one inch increments. Then I folded it on the score lines, inked those edges and added some knots. I am pleased with how it came out! Not bad for a woman that is sewing machine phobic! Of course, I had to keep checking in with my friend, Shari, to ask her about the knots (wasn't sure if they were knots or bows) and placement of them. All in all, I like the end result.
Thank God for relaxing moments in my scrap room. I've been wanting to try to create a quilted-look background and because I don't sew it's been a challenge trying to pull off the right look. Here's what I've come up with so far:
I scored the cardstock, at an angle, in one inch increments. Then I folded it on the score lines, inked those edges and added some knots. I am pleased with how it came out! Not bad for a woman that is sewing machine phobic! Of course, I had to keep checking in with my friend, Shari, to ask her about the knots (wasn't sure if they were knots or bows) and placement of them. All in all, I like the end result.
WOW Carol...so that's why you wanted to know about knotting a quilt. It turned out AWESOME! Actually I thought you were going to attempt a quilt...silly me :)
ReplyDeleteSilly you? More like crazy you!
DeleteBefore I read the text of the blog and just seeing the LO, I thought it WAS a fabric/quilted page!! Great job carol. I may steal that idea!!
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