Oct 12 2017
Whitework Parchment
Lately I’ve been in a “let’s get back to the basics” mood with parchment craft. I found this lovely whitework pattern in Pergamano Magazine Vol. 8, designed by the very talented Sara Keen and fell in love with the simple beauty of the design.
I’ve attached a butterfly of my own design with blue silk tendrils attached, as well as an insert card of rainbow parchment with grid work using Pergamano #4 fine straight grid and #19 bold diagonal grid. I used Pergamano Sticky ink to apply glitter to the butterfly’s wings.
Thank you so much for stopping by, sending you happy wishes for a fabulous weekend!
Supplies Used:
Regular Parchment Paper
Rainbow Parchment Paper
White Pencil
Tinta White Ink
Pergamano 1 Needle Perforating Tool
Pergamano 4 Needle Perforating Tool
Pergamano 2 Needle Perforating Tool
Pergamano Flower Perforating Tool
Pergamano Semi-Square Perforating Tool
Pergamano Fine Stylus Embossing Tool
Pergamano Extra Small Ball Embossing Tool
Pergamano Small Ball Embossing Too
Pergamano Large Ball Embossing Tool
Pergamano Perga Glue
Blue 1/8″ Silk Ribbon
Pergamano Mapping Pen
Embossing Pad
Perforating Pad
Parchment Scissors
Pergamano #4 Find Grid
Pergamano #19 Bold Diagonal Grid
Perga Glue
Perga Glitter
16 responses so far
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Wow, such a beautiful piece of whitework, I absolutely love your work you are so talented. I am just starting on my journey with parchment using the Groovi system as I cannot trace with a mapping pen, but don’t think I could reach to your standard though. Thanks for sharing x😚
Always amaze me! Beautiful!
[email protected] this is stunning!!! The butterfly is prefect….love it…wish you would do a video on how you make these….tfs
Good Morning Jerri,
Such morning delight!! This card is exquisite, the butterfly in the corner adds the right touch to an elegant card. Thank you for sharing a lovely card. Have a great day.
Beautiful!!
So beautiful! Reminds me of what it might have been like to live in the 1800s or early 1900s.
Jerri,
You do amazing work. Do you do this for pleasure? With such amazing talents,ideas,patients, that you have been blessed with you could have a beautiful business of cards.
I truly enjoy the beauty you create. Thank you for sharing your many talents and beauty, it makes my day see God’s beauty inside of you and in your work.
Blessing
Dot
Oh my, Jerri, this is so elegant, and I love the white. I truly love the border edges and am amazed at how perfect they are and love the ribbon tendrils! What a stunning butterfly! It all makes me smile…and sigh! Hugs, sweet friend! Have a blessed weekend!
Oh, how pretty this is!!!! This is just flawless. My adjectives are so inadequate here, I think I may have run out of words to express my appreciation for your beautiful art, Jerri. Thank you so much for sharing this gorgeous piece.
Oh my goodness!!! The pattern is beautiful. But your butterfly is exquisite! Thanks again for sharing your talents. Hugs, Jess
WOW !!!!! This card is amazing and LOVE LOVE the butterfly with the trailing silk ribbons !!!!!!! May God bless you.
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. Love, love, love this card. You never disappoint me with your talent. Thank you for making my day.
Lovely work as always!! So jealous of you, Terri!!
Love,
Anne
Oh I don’t think this looks simple in any way, just beautiful!! Love your butterfly too with the sparkle and ribbon!
Simple? Maybe to you, but I think it’s gorgeous. Love the butterfly with her “swoopy” wings, looks like she’s just hovering over the flowers in the bottom corner, trying to decide if she’ll land or not. The rainbow parchment insert is so soft and dreamy.
WAW…It”s gorgeous. I watch and watch….You are realy master.