For my 'anything but a card' I used 4 inches to create a faux tile by adhering them to individual inchie boards. Then I mounted them to a piece of diecut black cardstock. (What would we do w/o Nestabilities?) Although you can't see it in the photo, my inchies were 'glazed' by inking each inchie with VersaMark ink, and sponging them with Tim Holtz brushed corduroy distress ink. Next, I embossed them with clear embossing powder. IRL, they do look like little tiles!
I decided to use my little tiles to embellish a little birthday happy for my stash... What fun!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Supplies: Stamps - Friendship Blooms by Gina K. Designs; Paper - generic ivory, PTI select white cut into one inch squares, SU! basic black; Ink - Versafine onyx black, Tim Holtz brushed corduroy distress ink, Copics for coloring; Accessories - inchie boards, clear EP, Mikes sheer gold ribbon, Wyla, Inc. cotton trim.
Wow, Pat, this really looks awesome and I bet it's wonderful IRL! The inchie tile looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI love the inchie idea and the sketch you have used ... might have to case this! TFS
Great work putting these four inchies together to create your main image, Pat! Love your card!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Pat, this is just gorgeous hun!! I Love it!! The lace looks so elegant!! TFS!! HUGS
ReplyDeletePat this is so ELEGANT!!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteOooh, this is beautiful, Pat! I love your coloring and pretty bow!
ReplyDeleteThey do look like little tiles! As a matter of fact I wouldn't mind having tile work that looks like that in my kitchen! I love the look of inchies too but rarely play with them.
ReplyDeletePat, this card is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI love your tiles and they look so perfect on your card!
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, Pat! I love inchies, too. lol And I love your faux tile design with them.
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