I love browsing Pinterest for new ideas and to get my creative juices flowing. While pinning recently, I got inspiration from a very cute lollipop card by Julie Day. Here is my version below.
It is such a fun card! Who would not want to receive this in the mail?
It is such a fun card! Who would not want to receive this in the mail?
It was my turn to prepare a make-n-take project at our team meeting this month (Woohoo Kindred Inkers!) so I decided this would be the card to make. For the lollipop base I adhered Stampin' Up's Multipurpose Adhesive Sheets to some Whisper White card stock and ran it through my big shot using the Circles #2 Original Die. I started my spiral using Cherry Cobbler Bakers Twine in the center of the circle and worked my way out. It takes a few minutes to complete this part but it is totally worth it! I bought a package of Wilton Lollipop Sticks at Michaels and then tied a bow around it to finish it off.
Let me know if you make this card! We had discussions of what size circle to use for the base, my preference was a larger circle but I think mini lollipops would be cute as well.
One last note, if you have a Pinterest account I would love for you to check out my boards here. Thanks for stopping by!
What a cool card!! I knew you could be creative with twine, but Wao!! This is awesome! TFS!, Now I need to get me some of that twine, yikes! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI made the card and it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be winding up all that Baker's Twine. I will be making this card again. Thanks for the idea, Boni you rock!
ReplyDeleteI love this card! Yummy! lol It looks a little challenging but I am sure you will guide me.
ReplyDeleteI love this card! Yummy! lol It looks a little challenging but I am sure you will guide me.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute card i hope we try it sometime. Dolores Shuster
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I'll need to get some of that multi purpose adhesive. Don't let me forget. LOL Diane
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this creative idea. I have the adhesives, so I will have to try this at "home".
Juanita