Bruno Bertucci's Scrappy Strips Technique

UPDATE:  My card came in 14th out of 44!!  I thought that was pretty good for my first ever contest! Thank you so much for those of you who voted for me!!

In our Virtual Club, I taught our group Bruno Bertucci's Scrappy Strips Technique.  The technique was a real hit!  Coincidentally, my sister gave us a challenge to make three cards using only scraps. We all used this technique and came up with some beautiful cards.  If you like this card, please vote for it in Kylie Bertucci's contest here:  http://www.inlinkz.com/new/view.php?id=824187&fbclid=IwAR11u3ghsxdTVmYqIl9Y1gJm_hyehsoz-8NJTOCyfW2SHe-tkmdQsy9qUQs

Here is one that I made:

The card base is Pool Party cardstock, and the strips are mounted on Pretty Peacock.  I used the new Forever Greenery Designer Series Paper, our gorgeous Pool Party Sheer Ribbon, and several embossing folders (Hammered Metal, Subtle, Greenery, and Meadow Moments).  The sentiment is from Itty Bitty Greetings, and the tag is cut from Stitched So Sweetly.

This technique is a lot of fun, quick and easy, and a great way to use up those ever-accumulating scraps!!!

Fun-Fold Lighthouse Card

In one of our Virtual Technique Clubs, we were challenged to make a card using the same fun-fold design. Here is the one I made using Sailing Home and High Tide. I was really happy with how it turned out!

Here is the original card that I made:

Technique Club Class

Before everything started going crazy with the world, I started a Technique Club with my friends.  At the first class, we learned/reviewed adding colour to a card with a brayer.  We always get together for a whole day, which is a lot of fun.  Here are some photos of the cards we made at our first class.  The two cards on the left were CASEd from Lori Willcox, and the two on the right were CASEd from Leah Dixon.