Make Your Own Wine Card
Erin here, cheers my friends, sometimes we need a fun card to send to a girlfriend… or maybe you missed someone’s birthday and you need a pick me up card? Whatever the occasion, here’s an idea on how to create a unique wine card.
To start with I die cut out a circle and then in the center die cut out a wine glass. Using the negative space where the glass was I used twine on the back to create the look of a glass of wine.
Next up I took a piece of kraft card stock and die cut out a negative square in the center, afterwards I embossed the card stock piece with a impression plate for a little more texture. I wrapped around a 4 ½” piece of May Arts chevron twill ribbon and later added a piece of ¼” silk to the top. To create a fuller glass of wine I used a piece of scratch paper and added a small amount of distress stain. Next up I chose a piece of patterned piece of paper for my rectangle. After I’d adhered all these pieces together I decided my circle with the wine glass was looking a bit took white, so I pulled out some more distress stain.
After adding one color of distress stain I realized it still needed a bit more, so I pulled out a second color and some Twinkling H20s and mixed them all together with a water color brush, and then later I spritized the whole thing with mist. To bring the red into the card a bit more I tied a bow with burlap string and finally matted the card on a piece of Echo Park patterned paper.
Blog post by: Erin Thiem
May Arts Ribbon Used:
- SK 1/4″ Silk
- 382 3/4″ Chevron Striped Twill
- 412 Baker’s Twine
Partners in Craft Supplies Used:
- Splash of Color Twinkling H20s
- Spellbinders circle die
- Echo Park For the Record 2 patterned paper
Other Supplies Used:
- Papertrey Ink Impression plate, rectangle die
- My Favorite Things Let’s Toast die and sentiment
- My Mind’s Eye patterned paper
- PTI kraft card stock
- WPlus9 Oatmeal card stock
- Tim Holtz Distress stains antique linen, worn paper and fired brick
- Versafine black ink
- Tattered Angels Mist