For some reason a wedding/anniversary type card immediately popped into my brain when I saw this challenge at Less Is More.
I used 3 different shades of grey for the scallop border and decided that silver was a good addition too; it not only edges the scallops, but is also on the cake polka dots, ribbon and mat edge as well as the circles behind the image.
I think you can see the shimmer a bit better in this shot.
Thanks for taking a peek at my creation!
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Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Clean & Simple
I occasionally participate in some CAS challenges on various blogs. I made this card for a couple of them, Less Is More: Paper Piercing and CASual Fridays: Hi Ho Silver.
I've had this stamp for ages but have hardly used it. Isn't she pretty though? I stamped her on a separate piece of cardstock and then took some silver Distress Stain and ran it around the edge. I added a little somethin'-somethin' to her hair by poking little holes following her wavy locks.
I've had this stamp for ages but have hardly used it. Isn't she pretty though? I stamped her on a separate piece of cardstock and then took some silver Distress Stain and ran it around the edge. I added a little somethin'-somethin' to her hair by poking little holes following her wavy locks.
Now I just need to find somebody who's getting hitched to send it to...
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Showered With Love
When I made my Greetings from Seattle card a few days ago I rediscovered a stamp set that I had forgotten about. The umbrella die came with a stamp set featuring some rain-ish images and quotes (very Seattle-esque, yes?). With Valentines Day on the horizon, and attempting to get away from lavendars, pinks and reds, I made a little love card. This would also be great for a baby or wedding shower so I'll either send it on its way to one of my favorite valentines or keep it in my stash. ;)
My sewing machine is in a different room and it's kind of a hassle to haul it out. One of my favorite little tricks is to use one of those sewing tracing wheel thingies to make stitch-like edges around cards. For this one I added a few lines under the clouds as well to look like rain (use your imagination!) :)
I haven't decided if this card is a little TOO clean and simple or if I like it as is. Feel free to weigh in with your thoughts.
My next card is very Valentines-ish with those very colors that I avoided in the card above. ;) I made this to combine two challenges: CASual Fridays - Make Your Mark and Stampotique - Love. I wanted to do something different with the marker challenge so that was a little tricky for me but I'm a happy camper with my experiment - I think it worked.
Off to make dinner. The natives are getting restless...
My sewing machine is in a different room and it's kind of a hassle to haul it out. One of my favorite little tricks is to use one of those sewing tracing wheel thingies to make stitch-like edges around cards. For this one I added a few lines under the clouds as well to look like rain (use your imagination!) :)
I haven't decided if this card is a little TOO clean and simple or if I like it as is. Feel free to weigh in with your thoughts.
My next card is very Valentines-ish with those very colors that I avoided in the card above. ;) I made this to combine two challenges: CASual Fridays - Make Your Mark and Stampotique - Love. I wanted to do something different with the marker challenge so that was a little tricky for me but I'm a happy camper with my experiment - I think it worked.
Now chances are this has already been done but for me it was totally experimental. I took a square background stamp and colored the top half with Copic R29 and the bottom half with Copic V17 (I had a thing for purple and red combos when I was little). Next I randomly dripped some Ranger Blending Solution over it and quickly stamped on cardstock. I freehand drew the hearts and punched out squares. Pretty cool watercolor effect, doncha' think?
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