Broken Borders

Hello folks, Beth Norman, here with Broken Borders, one of my favourite techniques.  I had five cards to make so I did an assembly line.  For the cards that are going to be delivered by hand I added bling, and for the mailable cards I left off the bling.

I did my cards using brights and muted shades.  Which do you prefer?  I'm a bright lover myself.

Broken Borders gives so much dimension and layers that it is so pretty in real life.  Won't you try this technique?

Broken Borders: an easy and fun technique

Hi Stampers!

Hetty here with a card that is with such an easy technique,

you should give it a try, just grab your punches,

take a look at your August /September 2012 Newsletter

and find that 

~Broken Borders~ tutorial.

Here is my card with Club Scrap Tribal papers and 

stamps and also the butterfly stamp by Michael Strong.

I used a spiderweb border punch and a geometrical 

border punch for this card.

Here a close up of the bottom part of the card.

I used some washi tape in the middle of the border for

decoration. I made this washi tape myself.

You find some instructions HERE

on how to make your own washi tape.

Have a creative day!

Broken Borders for Christmas

Good morning.  Beth Norman here with Broken Borders, one of my favourite techniques.  This time I played around with replacing the sentiment with a cute little reindeer.  Isn't she cute?  The fun thing about this technique is that there is so much you can do with it.  You can use cardstock or designer paper, sentiments or images.  The world is your oyster as they say.  Thank you for stopping by.