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Sweetheart...
Monday, February 28, 2011
I am officially In Love with this digi image from Whimsy Stamps! It's called Candyland Dreams, mmmm, yummy! Perhaps it's because I'm on a diet but I certainly had fun colouring in all the sweeties...
I'm not sure if the photo shows how the card is constructed but basically I cut a window in the front with the biggest Lacey Circles nestability (I actually wanted a Lacey Circle in kraft for a different project and this is what was left!) which leaves a scalloped circle behind. I then used a Hambly transparancy to fill in the aperture, and stuck the coloured image to the inside of the card so you could see it through the window. I finished off with some stripy twine and the sentiment from Pink Petticoat, I used a little tag die to cut it out.
Here's a close up of the image - I also used my white pen and some glossy accents to add a bit of shine!
I'm not sure if the photo shows how the card is constructed but basically I cut a window in the front with the biggest Lacey Circles nestability (I actually wanted a Lacey Circle in kraft for a different project and this is what was left!) which leaves a scalloped circle behind. I then used a Hambly transparancy to fill in the aperture, and stuck the coloured image to the inside of the card so you could see it through the window. I finished off with some stripy twine and the sentiment from Pink Petticoat, I used a little tag die to cut it out.
Here's a close up of the image - I also used my white pen and some glossy accents to add a bit of shine!
52 Cards Challenge WK 8
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Prompts for this week were raspberry, plastic and just because...I think I am claiming all three on this one! The little birdy and the sentiment are digital stamps from Pink Petticoat, I used my Promarkers to add a splash of colour. Patterned paper is Delovely from Cosmo Cricket (love this line!) and I used a nestie Labels 14 die to cut it out. Finished off with a little bit of embroidery thread and a plastic button, and some Glossy Accents to make the birdy nice and shiny!
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Just a couple of quick and easy cards for you today - I had some K&Co patterned paper card's from a pad that my mum and I bought and split ages ago so I thought I would just do a quick bit of stamping and embellishing for a couple of cards to go in my card stash!
I made use of my nesties and Waltzingmouse stamps (again!), butterfly punch, buttons, twine and distress inks. Sentiment stamps are from Hero Arts.
52 Cards Challenge WK 7
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Well, it's a bit later than normal but here's my card for the challenge this week. The prompts were, purple, monochrome and thanks, as you can see I didn't manage all three! I used a die cut from the Silhouette shop and cut it out on my Robo in two shades of pink and then layered it up to give a bit of depth. I added some dots with my white pen (it's a Uniball Signo if you are interested!) and a couple of sparkly gems, and then I stamped the Thank You sentiment with some grey ink and added some swirls with some Basic Grey stamps. The whole thing then got a coating of Cosmic Shimmer to make it all shiny, but you can't really see that on the photo...
Another Birthday...
Saturday, February 19, 2011
I broke out the Cosmo Cricket Delovely for this one - I absolutely love the colours in this range of paper and am hoarding the stash I have left! I used one of my new Lacey Circles nestabilities, layered up a few Prima blossoms and a butterfly, then I used the Craft Robo to cut out the leaves and the banner. I just used a little bit of Glossy Accents to attach the leaves at the bottom so they give the card a bit more depth.
Waltzingmouse Blog Waltz!
Thursday, February 17, 2011
It's blog waltz time again! The theme for February is buttons and I have two cards for you! The first one (above) uses Prima papers, grungeboard shapes, lots of sparkly embossing and shimmering mists, although unfortunately you can't really see the sparklyness on the photo. I also used my Waltzingmouse Holiday Label No 14 stamps along with the co-ordinating Nestabilities.
My second card uses what I think are Cosmo Cricket papers, although I am prepared to stand corrected on that! I bought a little pack of 6x6 papers so there isn't any name on them...
The little button border was cut out on my Craft robo and I stitched a couple of buttons onto it. I used Waltzingmouse Holiday Labels No 14 again on here along with Nestabilities Labels 14 and 17.
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Thanks!
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
I wish I had been able to photograph this card in daylight as this picture just doesn't do it justice! I used some Cosmo Cricket patterned paper (Earth Love), my nestabilities, Waltzingmouse stamps, Hero Art stamps, and a pretty little tree cut on my Robo from a Silhouette design. I cut the tree twice and layered the light on top of the dark one, just offsetting it slightly, and then embellished it with lots of lovely blingy pearls. And would you believe the ribbon is actually green, even though it looks brown in the picture?
Happy Day!
Friday, February 11, 2011
Still using up some of the Prima Paisley Road stash...the patterned paper was not my favourite but I think it turned out OK! I cut the lovely damask shape from some hot pink cardstock using my craft robo and it kind of reminds me of the sort of intricate designs you see on henna tattoos, and now I think the card has an Indian sort of feel to it....but that could just be me ;-)
52 Cards Challenge Week 6
Wednesday, February 09, 2011
Week 6 prompts were Valentines, hearts and no red or pink! I used some Cosmo Cricket Earth Love paper for the background and cut some felt out with my Labels 14 Nesties. Stamps were from Waltzingmouse and Papermania, and the little heart banner was cut on my Craft Robo. I don't think you can see it on the picture but I also used some cosmic shimmer mist to make my card lovely and shimmery!
Happy Birthday Dad!
Monday, February 07, 2011
It was my Dad's birthday yesterday - Happy Birthday Dad! Here's the card I made him, quite different from my usual style but I still managed to get a Waltzingmouse stamp on there, LOL! The piano and musical notes were cut on the Craft Robo from Silhouette designs, and the shaped card was made using my new Go Kreate dies, which worked great!
52 Cards Challenge Week 5
Friday, February 04, 2011
Prompts for this week were patterned paper, orange, and with love. Yet again I couldn't find a sentiment stamp so I went with another Celebrate card - always useful! Patterned paper and squirrel tag are from a WRMK pad I picked up in TK Maxx a couple of weeks ago for a bargain price (of course I can't remember how much now, but trust me, it was definately a bargain!) The Celebrate stamp is from Hero Arts and I cut the banner on my Robo from a Silhouette design.
Thinking Of You...
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Another little card I made with the Prima Paisley Road papers and notecards I have - once I had them out on the desk I thought I might as well keep going with them! I used a Labels 17 nestie to cut the design out of one of the Prima notecards and the sentiment is from a Hero Arts set. The little heart is from the same set of stamps and I just finished them off with a bit of glossy accents.
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