Happy Friday! Well, actually I didn't have time to make a card for this month's PTI blog hop. I ought to get my craft space organized now that we bought some new shelves. I ought to put the washing on the line, I ought to clean out the dishwasher. Oh and some vacuum cleaning would be helpful, too! But who am I telling this :)
Here is the card I didn't have time to make:

This month's challenge is to use floss in a creative way. You think that tying it around the orange panel isn't very creative? Well, I agree! The creative use is on the couch. I covered a piece of cardstock with floss and die-cut the couch from it:
Then I stamped the image and colored the "feet" with copics. Here is the piece of cardstock after I die-cut it:
You'll find a list of all the participants on Nichole's blog. Although I am sure that there won't be much of a hopping now that the projects are visible via InLinkz... But a lot of eye-candy to be inspired from!
Have a fabulous day and thanks for visiting!
Hugs,
Vanessa
Supplies:
Everything PTI except for
Ink: Tsukineko, Ranger Industries
Marker: Copics
Other: Floss


sooooo creative..love it Vanessa!
ReplyDeleteHow very clever and creative of you, Vanessa! What a fabulous idea! Wow! Love it!
ReplyDeleteYour (non) cleaning sounds very familiar! :)
One of my favorite PTI sets and I love that you made the chair out of the floss!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh. A fuzzy couch. It's GENIUS!
ReplyDeletethat's awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat a genius idea! LOVE this!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so smart! What a fun idea Vanessa! LOVE that fuzzy couch!
ReplyDeleteVery very very clever! Love the way your card turned out!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness!!! GENIUS!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea...love it! Awesome card that is simply creative and unique.
ReplyDeleteoh, vanessa--you win:) this is SO creative, and opens my eyes to all sorts of applications!
ReplyDeletevery cool! I say you win too! fabulous idea!
ReplyDeletePam Going Postal
AMAZING! I just love what you did with the couch- TOO COOL!
ReplyDeleteNow that is creative, Vanessa!! You have so many brilliant ideas and this one is genius! Your card is fabulous too!
ReplyDeleteblessings~
Fabulous!!! What a wonderful idea to make it like this, it is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteSo very fun, really gives that couch that rustic look, very charming colors!
ReplyDeleteWow, I can't imagine what you could create if you "had time". Great idea!
ReplyDeleteholy cute! this is very clever and creative! i'm gunna have to try this technique!
ReplyDeleteUnbelieveable use of floss, so creative. That must have taken a lot of time to make. Such a good idea you had, never would have thought of it myself. Wrapping floss around the card would have been my big idea.
ReplyDeleteI love your upholstery! Great technique. Super creative!!
ReplyDeletesuper creative use of the embroidery floss! i love the card :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Great use of the floss.
ReplyDeleteOhhh COOOL! I was wondering how you got all of those strands of floss so perfectly placed! Such a creative idea, and you chose the perfect set to feature your technique!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love how you did the chair!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteHow clever is this?! You rock girl ;)
ReplyDeleteHugs Sanne
No way! I NEVER would have thought of that in a million years and I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteDein Garnsessel ist so klasse geworden, Vanessa! Aber auch das Negativ hat was mit den losen Enden. ;) :)
ReplyDeleteGanz liebe Grüße, Tina
How creative! It turned out great!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful 'fabric' chair! Love your idea and will save it in my inspiration file.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic upholstered look, and a great card.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful slipcover! I wish I had half of your creativity, lol!
ReplyDeleteThink of what you could have done if you had time to make a card! ;-) The card is fabulous and the upholstered chair is genius.
ReplyDeleteWow - you should win for most creative floss work!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Maria
Vanessa, what an amazing way to use the floss!! Who would have thought to use it on the chair!! Great card!
ReplyDeleteJoanie