Thursday, 10 April 2014
Easter cross
This is another digi stamp from La Pashe taken from their CD ROM 'The next big thing'. I coloured it using Promarkers , dusted it with distress ink and matted it onto gold mirri card and white card. The sentiment from the same sheet was also dusted with distress ink and matted onto gold mirri card. The flowers, from Wild Orchid were coloured using Promarkers before attaching them to the card.
I would like to enter this card into the following challenges:
Dream Valley - easter
Cute Card Thursday - easter
Crafty Sentiments Designs - easter
Sweet Pea Stampers - distress
Catch the Bug - anything goes
The Paper Shelter - easter time
Scrapbook stamp Society - anything goes
Crafting From the Heart - anything goes/easter theme
Fantastic Tuesday - anything goes
Sweet Stampin - easter
Lacy Sunshine - add flowers
Crafting Musketeers - monochrome
Bunny Zoe's Crafts - monochrome
Wednesday, 9 April 2014
Easter bunny
I was experimenting with a computer graphics program and this bright yellow paper was one of the results. I think it is cheerful and springlike, so decided to use it as the background for this twisted easel card. The black peel offs around the edge I feel really bring the colour to life.
The main image is a digi stamp from La Pashe and I coloured is using Promarkers and distress ink. It was then matted onto mirri card before fixing it the the card. The happy Easter is die cut from mirri card using tattered lace dies.
I would like to enter this card into the following challenges:
Dream Valley - easter
Crafting With Dragonflies - easter
Crafty Sentiments Designs - easter
The Squirrel and the Fox - all creatures great and small
Crafting From the Heart - anything goes/easter theme
Animal Friends - spring/easter
Sweet Stampin - easter
Sweet Stamps - easter
Open Minded Crafting - animal antics
Tuesday, 8 April 2014
Birthday tea
I wanted to make a bright, bold coloured card for a young child, so I chose to use the three primary colours - blue, red and yellow - and glitter card.
I folded the card to make an easel card and attached paper from Papermania that I have had for some time to the front of the card and the base. I used two pieces for the front to allow the card to fold easily.
The digi stamp from Melgen's Designs was coloured using Promarkers, cut out using a Spellbinders grand scalloped circle die and the upper part dusted with distress ink. This was matted and layered onto glitter silk core'dinations cardstock and core couture core'dinations cardstock, both having been cut out with scalloped circle dies. This was then stuck to the lower front fold of the easel card.
The easel stop was made by matting and layering glitter silk and core couture core'dinations cardstock onto white card, all cut using Spellbinders scalloped oval dies, and attached to the base using foam pads.
The sentiment was cut from core'dinations cardstock using tattered lace dies.
I would like to enter this card into the following challenges:
Ooh La La Creations - for a child
Inky Impressions - fold it
Allsorts - no flowers
Stamping Sensations - use those dies and/or punchers
The Crazy Challenge - bling it up
Imagination Crafts - anything goes
Love to Create - anything goes for kids
Catch the Bug - anything goes
Scrapebook Stamp Society - anything goes
Scribble and Scrap - anything goes
Meljens Designs - 4th anniversary
Sunday, 6 April 2014
Bluebells
I have had the stamps from Elusive Images, now Chocolate baroque, for some time. When I look back at my first use of them I wonder how I could have been satisfied with the resulting card - so there has been some improvement in both layout and colouring!
I matted bluebell coloured paper onto white card and edged it with thin strips of green peel offs. The border of repeated mini bluebells was coloured using Promarkers. I then dusted the lower half with distress ink before matting it onto green spotted core'dinations cardstock..
The main image was also coloured using Promarkers and the edges dusted with distress ink. I then went round the edges with the ink pad. I cut out a piece of the spotted core'dinations cardstock the same size as this image and fixed this at an angle on the card. I then attached the border and then the main image was attached with foam pads so that it mirrored the green square.
The butterfly, from the same set of stamps was attached using glue gel. Finally I finished the card with a sentiment cut from core'dinations cardstock using tattered lace dies.
I would like to enter this card into the following challenges:
Eureka Stamps - spring flowers
Crafty Catz - spring time
Penny Black and More - blossoms and blooms
Stampin With the Dragon - spring time
Sweet Pea Stamps - distress
Digi Designs - welcome spring
Loves Rubber Stamps - anything goes
Ribbon Girl - spring
One Stitch at a Time - flowers
Saturday, 5 April 2014
Upside down
I find it hard to resist the Lili of the Valley stamps and this one called Annabel - upside down is one from their latest set. I can just picture each of my grand daughters attempting this. I have coloured it using Promarkers and matted it onto mirri card cut using a Spellbinders floral oval die. Around the edge of the card I have used strips of happy birthday peel offs.
I wish to enter this card into the following challenge:
Ooh La La - for a child
Crafting When You Can - for a child
I Love Promarkers - clean and simple
Brown Sugar - clean and simple
Addicted to Stamps and More - clean and simple
Lili of the Valley - birthday card
Friday, 4 April 2014
Waterlilies
The theme this week for the Creative Corner Challenge is April showers bring May flowers and we want you to use either water or flowers on your creation.
With the warm weather that we are now experiencing bringing all different
flowering seasons together I thought waterlilies seemed the appropriate choice
and I’m sure my young grand daughter would appreciate the mice!
I
found some previously printed paper of waterlilies and thought it would make a
suitable border for this image. I fixed it to cerise core’dinations cardstock
and attached wine coloured ribbon to either side of it. The whole was then
matted and layered with darker core’dinations cardstock and white card.
The image from Joanna Sheen’s House Mouse Designs rubber stamps was
coloured using Promarkers and matted onto wine mirri card. I fixed it to the
card with foam pads. I then added a bow, gems and a sentiment to the lower
ribbon.
I would like to enter this card into the following challenges:
Crafting When We Can - for a child
Incy Wincy Designs - tic tac toe (gems, free, pink)
Papertake Weekly - anything goes
Fantastic Tuesday - use a patterned paper
Open Minded Crafting - animal antics
Wednesday, 2 April 2014
Bunny fun
Here is card for one of my grandson's, although I might save it for my son as I can remember him doing this and encouraging his younger sister to do likewise, not that either of them ended up flat on the floor as one of these rabbits has done.
I sanded blue core'dinations cardstock and after matting it on to white card used gold peel offs as a border. The image is from Joanna Sheen's Happy Hoppers set of House Mouse stamps and was coloured using Promarkers. I then matted it onto blue mirri card which had been cut out using a Spellbinders lattice rectangle die. This was then matted onto whitewash core'dinations cardstock so that it showed through the lattice work. I stamped, coloured and cut out the prostrate rabbit and attached it with glue gel to the lower corner of the main image. Finally I die cut the sentiment from gold mirri card using tattered lace dies.
I would like to enter this card into the following challenges:
Ooh La La Creations - for a child
I Love Promarkers - clean and simple
House Mouse and Friends - anything masculine
Allsorts - use those dies
Crafty Catz - anything goes
Papertake Weekly - anything goes
Sweet Pea Stampers - distress
Loves Rubber Stamps - anything goes
Creative Fingers - anything goes
Scrapbook Stamp Society - anything goes
Scribble and Scrap - anything goes
Crafty Creations - blue and yellow
OpenMinded Crafting - animal antics
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