Circle Cutter-

Punch 902

“Stained Glass” windows

I was looking at Punch 902 the other day and something about it reminded me of a stained glass window. So I decided to make a stained glass window border on a layout. I used the "A" guides and punched a border with the 902 punch along the bottom of black cardstock. Then I cut a strip of American Crafts brightly colored striped paper and adhered it to the back of the black cardstock:

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Then I used the Circle Cutter to cut about half of a 10" circle. I then set the Circle Cutter to 8" and cut inside that large circle to get a 2" wide arc. Next, I used the 902 punch to randomly punch out the daisies around the arc.

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I used the negative space from the border punch (the tiny daisies) to add to the title and journaling card.

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Finally, I used my brand new Butterfly Punch 604 to punch out some coordinating butterflies from the striped and yellow papers.

And there you have it! A quick and easy way to give your projects a "stained glass" look and add a pop of color to a dark background. 

Have a great weekend!

🙂 Rebecca

10 thoughts on ““Stained Glass” windows

  1. Deb L

    This is wonderful Rebecca!!

  2. Deb

    Love the “stained glass” windows Rebecca! Beautiful layout…and a beautiful girl!! : )

  3. Stacy Rodriguez

    Rebecca this layout is simply perfect! Love it 🙂

  4. Bev

    simply beautiful.. fab photo… great stain glass look .. stunning bold colours.

  5. Sharon Hinckley

    Really neat!

  6. Sharon Hinckley

    Really neat!

  7. stephanie

    Great idea, love the glittery border effect

  8. stephanie

    Great idea, love the glittery border effect

  9. Gini Cagle

    Rebecca, This layout is fabulous! Love how dramatic it turned out!
    hugs,
    Gini

  10. Gini Cagle

    Rebecca, This layout is fabulous! Love how dramatic it turned out!
    hugs,
    Gini

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