Challenge #2 - Piercing

Welcome to the second DRS Designs blog challenge - piercing!! Paper piercing is an easy, inexpensive way to add alot of style to your cards. You don't need alot of supplies, just a large needle or paper piercer (a little longer than a needle so it's easier to use), a mat (a folded piece of fun foam works great) and either a piercing template or some scrap needlepoint canvas (anything with evenly spaced holes).
We would love for you to play along with us in this challenge and/or our previous one (inchies - link on the side bar). There is no time limit...just post a direct link to your project in the appropriate challenge post so we can come take a look at it. If you upload to SCS please use keyword: DRSC2.

Get your ideas flowing with inspiration from our design team...if you would like more detail on each of the cards, please click on the designers blog/gallery link...

Jessica George used simple straight line piercing to accent the silver cardstock strip on this Snowflake Slider card:













Piercing directly on the Peaceful Star cardstock base allows light to shine through when the card is on display:


Cathy Indelicato/Crafty Thoughts...I used an Ornare paper piercing template on my green panel...

Vicki Parson/ Stamped Smiles used peircing to create faux stitching and decorative corners:

Etha Schuette/More Green Wool:





Heather Lee-Reppen/Ink On My Ear:



Jessica Knutsen/There She Goes:







Angel Rivera/Angel's World:



















Buzzin' Bee Happy Birthday by Jennifer E. You can read all about the details on my blog.





Snowflake swirls ... a delicate acetate card by Dawn Knight! Catch the info at Dawn's Rubber Room!








Stitched flower birthday by Janette. For deets visit Stampin with Style.

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