Cheap Frills

Tomorrow is a very special day for Daring Cardmaker Rhi, it's the day when she and Matt will be getting married. For weeks now the Team have followed their wedding plans, looked at photos of the Church, discussed the colour scheme and oohed and aaahed over Rhi's beautiful Wedding Dress, now the big day is almost here and I'd like to send my very best wishes to Rhi and Matt - may the sun shine brightly for you tomorrow, and may your life together be filled with joy and happiness xxxx

It's Friday and you know what that means..... It's Daring Cardmakers day again, and this week it's the wonderful, fabulously talented Jo's turn to set the dare and she wants us to show our frillies!

"Hi all *waves* It's my turn (Jo) to dare this week.
You must make a card with a frill - it could be some lace, frilly ribbon, a hand cut or decorative scissor edge or a folded paper frill - or what ever you choose to make.... you decide!"

Anyone and everyone is welcome to join in with our dares, just leave a comment and your link on the DCM blog and we’ll come over to check out your creations. You can still join in the fun if you don’t have a Blog. Just send a pic/scan of your creation to the team at daringcardmakers@hotmail.co.uk and we’ll add it to our gallery for all to see.

Here's my frilly number:
The papers are all from the lovely, bright and fun "Silver Lining" set from We Are Memory Keepers.
I cut the scallops with the Robo using a little template Hubby helped me make last weekend.
The frilly panel was made by overlapping them and only sticking down the straight edges, then curling up the scallops to give a frilled look.
The flowers and leaves were cut from the same set of papers and mounted on the plain yellow panel with £D foam, I cut a few extra flowers with the cuttlebug.
Letters are also cut with the Robo.
Other bits used: Stickles Glitter Glue, Glitter dots, tiny paper flowers (from the SA Kit scraps and bits shop)
And wow I've just realised - NO brads OR ribbon on this one - now that's a rarity!!!
And another:
The frilly bit is just some lace gathered into a rosette and used as the cetnre for a chipboard flower. The paper is from a recent SA Kit, all the other card,flowers, brads etc are from my stash/
I cut the little plaque with the Robo. For all it's much simpler than the first card it took a lot longer to make as I just couldn't figure out what to do with the flower onces I'd made it! Strange how that happens isn't it?