Hi everyone. First of all many thanks to those of you who left me such lovely comments on my last post - I truly appreciate each and every one of them so THANK YOU!!
Today I thought I'd share a card with you using one of my favourite clear stamp sets by Penny Black called Make A Wish. There are quite a lot of stamps in this set and they all interact with one another really well. For the background swirls and the 'best friends' wording I used my Fancy Flourish stamp sheet. The paper is from my stash and is an old Basic Grey one from the Kioshi collection. I distressed around the edges of some of the panels using a brown inkpad.
I used three separate stamps to create my focal panel which I stamped with a black Memento inkpad onto Craftwork Cards smooth Digital White cardstock and coloured using Copic makers.
Here's a closer look at the colouring for you. Hope you like it!
I'd like to enter this into the Teddy Bear's Picnic challenge over on the Allsorts Challenge Blog. (After all with all the fun these cuties are having they must have packed their picnic basket - it's just not in view!! LOL!!)
All products used came from The Glitter Pot. Talking of which don't forget that it is their Spring Spectacular weekend coming up next weekend on Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th May and then the weekend after it is The Craft Barn's June Extravaganza weekend (Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th June) and this time they have 24 demonstrators to show you lots of different techniques and products. Most definitely a date for your diaries!! Click here to find out more about the Extravaganza. Unfortunately, much to my chagrin, this time around I am unable to be at either event but I know that they will be super weekends!!
Wednesday, 18 May 2011
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
Stepped Easel Card
Morning everyone. Today I'm sharing my second and last card that I have made for the Belles 'n' Whistles Challenge Blog as part of my guest dt work. The challenge this time around is called Shaping Up For May Flowers. To find out what it is all about click here to go and visit the BnW Challenge Blog.
For this challenge I thought I'd make a stepped easel card which I think worked out quite well. I have photographed it at a slight angle so that you can see what I did. I used the BnW Wishes stamp for my main image along with some green Basic Grey backing paper, the Magnolia Lovely Fence DooHickey Die, Prima flowers to decorate, the Martha Stewart Flower Patch edging punch and the Frond Branch punch.
Here's a closer look at the front step of the card where I used the Flower Patch edging punch and hand drew the grass.
Here you can see the fence die a bit better which I coloured using Copic markers. I also coloured and shaped the punched out Frond Branch pieces before sticking them into place.
And here is a close up of the main image which I stamped with black Versafine onto watercolour card and coloured using Distress inks.
I hope you like it!
Belles 'n' Whistles Wishes clear stamp and Martha Stewart punches came from The Craft Barn.
Magnolia Lovely Fence Doohickey Die and Prima flowers came from The Glitter Pot.
For this challenge I thought I'd make a stepped easel card which I think worked out quite well. I have photographed it at a slight angle so that you can see what I did. I used the BnW Wishes stamp for my main image along with some green Basic Grey backing paper, the Magnolia Lovely Fence DooHickey Die, Prima flowers to decorate, the Martha Stewart Flower Patch edging punch and the Frond Branch punch.
Here's a closer look at the front step of the card where I used the Flower Patch edging punch and hand drew the grass.
Here you can see the fence die a bit better which I coloured using Copic markers. I also coloured and shaped the punched out Frond Branch pieces before sticking them into place.
And here is a close up of the main image which I stamped with black Versafine onto watercolour card and coloured using Distress inks.
I hope you like it!
Belles 'n' Whistles Wishes clear stamp and Martha Stewart punches came from The Craft Barn.
Magnolia Lovely Fence Doohickey Die and Prima flowers came from The Glitter Pot.
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