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Thursday, 9 August 2012

Lady In Red

Hi everyone.  Today I thought I'd share a card with you that I made for my demo last Saturday at The Craft Barn.  (A big thank you to everyone who stopped by my table - it was so lovely to see you all :)!!)

This was made using one of the latest girl stamps by StampAvie called Lili Rose.  Isn't she a sweetie? The paper is from a First Editions 6x6 paper pad called Spring Feast.

Other products used are:
Martha Stewart PATP - Bubble Bath
Nestabilities - Labels Seventeen
Memory Box dies - Savannah Border and Petal Party.

Here's more of a side view of the card.

Copics used:
Skin - E13, E11, E00, E000, R20 (cheeks), R32 (lips)
Hair - E40, E23, E35, E27, E49
Birds and bird food - E50, E53, E35, E27
Clothes and flowers - R000, R30, R32, R35, BG000, BG13, BG90, BG93
Shading and ground - W1, W3, W5

All products used are available from The Craft Barn and talking of The Craft Barn you may want to head on over to their website to pick up some bargains as their Midsummer Madness Half Price Sale starts online on Friday (10th August) and in store on Saturday!!!


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8 comments:

  1. Sally H9 August 2012 at 16:59

    Just beautiful. Love it!

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  2. Craftnut9 August 2012 at 19:51

    Really like this Kay, and what pretty hair she has!! x

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  3. Louise10 August 2012 at 08:04

    Beautiful card Kay it is lovely to see this stamp coloured keep seeing it in shop and thinking mmm should I get it.
    Louise xx

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  4. brenda10 August 2012 at 12:34

    Good morning Kay,

    By the magic of my wonderful new voice recognition programme I can comment properly again, all I need to do now is make sure I 'talk proper'.

    Such a beautifully card and have delicate this pretty corners look.

    B x

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  5. Bluefairy4U12 August 2012 at 20:34

    Hi Kay lovely to see all your family ths time shame I missed you going. Loved all your cards and cannot believe the one I bought is the one you blogged. You really are such a talented lady lots of love Jo xx I thought I had commented earlier but blogger must have been paying up againxxx

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  6. Lou12 August 2012 at 21:58

    Hi! this is such a pretty card,gorgeous colours and colouring Kay,would really love to visit on a demo day- one day :)))
    Love your photo,you look really well after everything you have been through.
    hugs Lou.xxxx

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  7. Richard Norman14 August 2012 at 11:11


    Hello Kay

    I stumbled across your blog. Always a pleasure seeing another crafter getting pleasure from what they do.

    I sometimes make my own Christmas cards, I make lino cuts and print them on my old hand press

    Im'e a gilder and use gold leaf and imitation gold leaf rather a lot.

    Have you thought of gilding onto paper?

    It's really quite easy to gild onto paper, there are now modern gold sizes that are simple to use, and there are various ways to create antique and distressed finishes as well., like the crackle glaze and antique glaze.

    If you have a moment, pop over to my site, there is quite a lot about gilding onto paper, in particular there is an old bookbinders recipe which you can use to make really authentic looking imitation vellums and parchment papers from ordinary papers.

    Good luck to us all.

    Richard

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  8. Faye22 August 2012 at 14:39

    What perfectly gorgeous colouring Kay. xx

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Hi. Thanks for taking the time to leave me a comment - I really enjoy reading them :)
Kay x