Hope you get spoiled today!

Hello to all! 

Happy Saturday!

This fortnight at Cut It Up Challenges, out in the country is the theme! And my soul asked for some flowers and greenery to get spoiled for someone's Birthday!

I started by die cutting two running stitched rectangles in different sizes. On a smaller size, I stamped a bunch of flowers with a flutterby in metallic gold and watercolored them. On the right side of the corner, I played with some alcohol inks background.

On a bigger rectangle size panel too, I added some alcohol inks splotches.

Die cut some delicate flowers in rose gold mirror CS.

Stamped the sentiment on a label in metallic gold.

Some close- ups:

These stunning blossom branches in rose gold added a beautiful, botanical and modern touch to this project. 

Have a wonderful day!

Happy crafting!

Supply List

Cardstocks: Whisper White CS, Speciality glossy white CS and rose gold mirror glossy CS from DCAM store

Stamps: Pocket blooms set and Trendy butterflies 2 set from Stamplorations

Dies: Crazy double running stitch rectangles from Cutplorations and Delicate flowers from CrafTangles

Alcohol inks: Raspberry from Rangers and Copper Penny from CrafTangles

Blending solution from Rangers

Embossing powder: Gold rich pale from Wow

Liquid watercolors: pretty peony, soulmate, lemon tart and Moroccan spice from CrafTangles

Would love to join these fun challenges:

https://www.welovestamping.co.uk/2022/05/may-challenge.html

http://sirstampalotchallenge.blogspot.com/2022/05/may-challenge.html

http://allsortschallenge.blogspot.com/2022/05/week-677-allsorts-13th-birthday.html

https://kaartjes-inspiratie-challenges-blog.blogspot.com/2022/05/kic-1ste-reminder-uitdaging-166-bloemen.html

Warm Winter Cuppa!

 Hello to all!

Happy Thursday!

For the last few days I caught with Viral fever, cough and cold....... feeling better now, so working on some Coffee Lovers Hop projects!

So here is my project.......  The first time I saw these mittens I thought" they just belong around a mug of hot cocoa!" Just makes you want to brew up a cup, doesn't it?

On this card, I just combined dry embossed  Christmas snowflakes as a backdrop for this warm cuppa of cocoa.

The delightful cup is stamped in DI with a beautiful floral design in the traditional color combo. Then fussy cut it.

Real red die-cut mittens with details on them hold this cup of cocoa for a cozy feel.

Added a die-cut sentiment in red and accented it with some poinsettia sequins in red.

 

These darling mittens deserve a Hot cup of tea!

Supply list

Cardstocks: Snippets of Whisper White and deep red CS

Stamp: I love Tea set from Uniko

Stencil: snowflakes from hndmd

Dies: Mittens from Crafters Corner store; sentiment is from CUTplorations

Distress inks: Mowed lawn, candied apple

Some poinsettia sequins in red from my stash

Would love to join these fun challenges:

http://coffeelovingcardmakers.com/2021/11/2021-fall-winter-coffee-lovers-blog-hop/

http://coffeelovingcardmakers.com/2021/11/caffeine-fueled-paper-play-3/

https://www.welovestamping.co.uk/2021/11/november-christmas.html

http://sirstampalotchallenge.blogspot.com/2021/11/november-christmas.html

https://stamplorations.blogspot.com/p/stamplorations-anything-goes-challenge.html

https://stamplorations.blogspot.com/2021/11/november-stencil-challenge.html#more

https://abcchristmaschallenge.blogspot.com/2021/11/abc-christmas-challenge-w-and-x-are-for.html- X is for xerox as snowflakes, mittens and poinsettia sequins

http://craftyhazelnutschristmaschallenge.blogspot.com/2021/11/chnc-challenge-268.html

http://creativesketchygirls.blogspot.com/2021/10/challenge-65-mannenkaart.html

https://kaartjes-inspiratie-challenges-blog.blogspot.com/2021/11/kic-start-uitdaging-160-kerst.html

Hello beautiful!

 Hi to all!

Happy Thursday!

Nothing makes a woman more beautiful than the belief that she is beautiful....... by Sophia Loren!

The most precious gift of God to this planet is a woman. She is the pivot source of love in every way! 

She can get her love in the form of a Sister, Mother, Beloved Wife, Daughter, Grandmother. So respect each and every woman in the world and let's make a peaceful world beyond the imagination. Her grace, warmth & cheerful nature is an inspiration to me! 

So here is my creation! She has a desire to enjoy life and spreading seeds of flowers with her smile.

I love this cool feminine fun stencil, made me think about how to use it beautifully with cute eyelashes and hairlines. I left her uncolored.  I had fun with watercoloring with some floral images.

 I presented my beautiful lady with nature blossoms and her strength too, showing the empowerment of women!

I started with a folied dotted PP and applying colors through the stencil.

And watercolored a flower strip too using my ZIG brushes.

Then stamped a cute birdie and watercolored it, fussy cut it who is chirping with Hello Beautiful sentiment, says all!

I die cut some flowers in the red and metallic gold sheet and added them to her crown.  Added eye shadow and color her lips with charming red!

A closeup view:

An inside panel:

Hope you enjoyed this creation!

Have a Beautiful Day!

Supply list

Cardstocks: Textured red CS, Metallic gold CS

Pattern Paper: Color Splash Resist Paper Pad from Recollections

Foam sheet: white

Stencil: Faces: Pensive from ARTplorations

Stamps: Sentiment and a bird from Hello Coffee set Stamplorations

Dies: Trendy spring Blooms, LaceyEdges & borders dies, Life is Good from CUTplorations; Scalloped rectangles from Die Cuts and More

Zig Brush Markers

Chameleon Coor Tones: BK4 and RD4

Dye Ink: Black Licorice from Lawn Fawn

Would love to join these fun challenges:

https://women-beyoutifullyyou.blogspot.com/2021/03/3rd-international-womens-day-blog-hop.html

http://timeoutchallenges.blogspot.com/2021/03/challenge-183.html This is a totally different project of mine. I have never used any face stencil before and try to explore my other side.

https://stamplorations.blogspot.com/2021/03/march-stencil-challenge.html

https://stamplorations.blogspot.com/p/stamplorations-anything-goes-challenge.html

https://www.hndmd.com/articles/craftangles-monthly-challenge-march-2021/

http://alessandrasangels.blogspot.com/2021/03/challenge-44-and-winner-of-challenge-43.html
http://cardztv.blogspot.com/2021/02/cardz-tv-anything-goes-challenge-135.html
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.938634973629408&type=3

http://craftyhazelnutspatternedpaper.blogspot.com/2021/03/craftyhazelnuts-patterned-paper-march.html

A splash of purple over black and white!

 Hello!

I have tried something different this time. 

This is my DT post for Cut It Up Challenges with a theme of black and white with a pop of colour!

 I pick purple as an accent colour!

I used Daisy and swirl embossed background and slightly touch up the centre of flowers with DI. 

 Die-cut and intricate and gorgeous butterfly in purple glitter CS. 

Added some fancy borders at the top of my card in black and white with a sentiment on it. In the end for a more feminine look added a pretty dotted shimmery ribbon with a bow. Embellished the flower centre with some white pearls.

I am pleased with the overall design of my card!

Happy crafting!

Supply List

Cardstocks: Whisper White CS, Black CS

Glitter CS: Purple from a pack of 6 by 6 from Little Birdie

Embossing Folder: Daisy and swirls from Itsy Bitsy

Dies: Swirl Butterfly from Memory Box; Borders from Cutplorations

Stamp: Trendy Butterflies 2 from Stamplorations

Distress Ink: Wilted Violet

Dotted shimmery ribbon: light purple

Half adhesive Pearls

Would love to join these fun challenges:

https://davebrethauer.typepad.com/outsidethebox/2021/02/memory-box-challenge-69-pretty-purples.html

http://allsortschallenge.blogspot.com/2021/02/week-612-anything-goes-with-add-numbers.html

http://daranddiane.blogspot.com/2021/02/anything-with-heart.html- tiny hearts in the embossed background

https://stamplorations.blogspot.com/p/stamplorations-anything-goes-challenge.html

https://stamplorations.blogspot.com/2021/02/love-vibe-challenge-with-sue.html

http://scrappelyst.blogspot.com/2021/02/utfordring-for-februar.html