Parisienne Blue Cameo

 

This is an A5 card which has been covered in

Parisienne Blue paper

 

New Xcut A5 die set has been used to cut sparkly

black paper for the corners and the oval.

 

A piece of Madame Payraud velum has been

embossed in a quilt folder and

adhered to the oval.  A cameo cut in

white card and place on to blue to make it

stand out.  A piece of Parisienne blue ribbon

tied into bow added to finish.

 

 

Butterflies

I have used a butterfly die to cut the aperture and

to also cut patterned paper for the finished butterfly.

Once the aperture was cut  I stamped my sentiment then

I embossed with a quilt embossing folder (Xcut) then

covered the back of the aperture with a similar colour

paper to the butterfly. I Cut two strips of completely

different patterned paper for each side of the embossed

this draws the eye into the butterflies.

I have also highlighted each cross on the quilted emboss

with a fine glitter but this is not shown up in the photo's.

 

 

 

More butterflies, by Miss Payraud (12 x 12 paper pack)

Xcut Die and Miss Payraud velum for the centre of the aperture.

Green ink to the edges to add to distressed look.

 

 

Ye Old Tractor

Tractor Blue's

 

I have completed a few more tractor cards for those that love them.

 

Digi stamp coloured in with pro markers,

distress ink to the edges.  Two different

embossing folders used for the background

birds on a wire and grasses.

Xcut Cogs and scalloped square die. Organza ribbon,

kraft card stock and invert punch for corners.

Sentiment from Dufex range.

 

 

 

Kraft Card, LOTV sentiment stamp

Xcut Cogs and scalloped square die.

Digi stamp coloured in with pro markers,

distress ink to the edges.  Tree embossing folder,

organza ribbon and invert punch for corners.

 

 

Same dies used but no embossing on this card.

 

Corn embossing folder used for this.

 

 

This card is a decoupage photo image, adhered

to a large cog die cut by Spellbinders

 

 

I thought I would enter one of these into the new blog http://cardz4guyz.blogspot.co.uk/