And the next 3 were the separate stamps I used for my first ever post...............But still part of the same set.
So there you go the full set.
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Showing posts with label Spellbinders Ironwork Motif. Show all posts
Monday, October 31, 2011
Quiet old day part 2
Well I said I was going to post the rest of the set.....................
This one again has the Cosmic Shimmer Sunrise Yellow in the door way...........
And the next 3 were the separate stamps I used for my first ever post...............But still part of the same set.
Cosmic Shimmer Scarlet Blush
Cosmic Shimmer Meadow Lush
And finally Cosmic Shimmer Lilac Blue. but bit annoyed as this one went wonky!!! ggrr tried to rescue, but I am just going to destroy it, so it will have to do as it is!
each also has a matching insert, with a "Blot then Plot" image, to match the card, again in Vintage Photo Distress ink.
So there you go the full set.
And the next 3 were the separate stamps I used for my first ever post...............But still part of the same set.
So there you go the full set.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Whats On Your Workdesk Wednesday
Well, this has to be quick as I didnt think I was going to be able to craft let alone post!
I belong to the My Craft Studio Platinum Members club, and when they released the Crafty Characters disk, a few weeks ago we all said that we would make cards for each other from them. everyone else seems to have forgotten, so I am going to remind them all heheh!
This is a card I started last night and will finish tonight I hope!!
so Images from the My Craft Studio Crafty Characters disk, flowers made from the spellbinders Shape-abilities Daisy Flower Topper, and Anemone Flowers Topper dies, border made using Iron Work Accents, on some Papermania, blue patterned paper, I have lost the cover, so I cant tell you which one it is, some Papermania Flower gems, in blue, and that's about it, will have a peek at everyone's desk later, as I really have to dash back off up and down the M62 again, 3 days this week, of upping and downing!!
And if you have no idea what on earth I am doing, posting a half completed card design, then why not pop over to Julias Blog Here, and see what its all about, its great fun, a source of inspiration, and a wonderful chance to rummage in others craft rooms
This is a card I started last night and will finish tonight I hope!!
so Images from the My Craft Studio Crafty Characters disk, flowers made from the spellbinders Shape-abilities Daisy Flower Topper, and Anemone Flowers Topper dies, border made using Iron Work Accents, on some Papermania, blue patterned paper, I have lost the cover, so I cant tell you which one it is, some Papermania Flower gems, in blue, and that's about it, will have a peek at everyone's desk later, as I really have to dash back off up and down the M62 again, 3 days this week, of upping and downing!!
And if you have no idea what on earth I am doing, posting a half completed card design, then why not pop over to Julias Blog Here, and see what its all about, its great fun, a source of inspiration, and a wonderful chance to rummage in others craft rooms
Monday, October 10, 2011
Two for One
Crafters are supposedly very good at recycling.............
So here's two cards I made for the price of one, or rather with the scraps!!!
I was really fortunate to pick up quite a bit of Silk card this year at Summer Crafting, so I do tend to use it quite a bit, sorry. But it really does Squeak if you use distress inks on it!!!
Firstly I was playing with the Spellbinders Shapeabilities Ironwork Motifs dies one night, and using Happy Cut made an aperture in some silk art card. Then was stuck with a star / snowflake aperture that I hadnt got a clue what to do with, I did say that I was playing didnt I?
Well a few days of looking at it thinking "Ok, yep, really pretty, now what ARE you going to do with it?" Inspiration struck!!
A bit of Tim Holtz Broken China Distress ink, on a blending tool, took care of the edges. and I routed out the Ironworks Motif die, and carefully popped it back in to distress over it, again with the Broken china. A Piece of my secret stash of Hunky Dory Snowfall Acetate, not too much, just enough to cover the aperture from the inside, I may buy it every time I visit Inspirations in Preston (Every week), but you dont need to tell anyone else that!!! So now what do I do on the inside.................
So I routed out the peice I had cut out with the Happy Cut a few days earlier, and used it as a stencil on the inside of the aperture. The reason I did it this way was the die itself doesnt have a lot of detail to stencil, as such, and I wanted quite a strong image, so I used the Broken China again, and stenciled it using the blending tool. I found a very small rubber stamp, from the Crafters Companions Adorables winter rubber stamps from last year, and stamped in the middle of the star. Then to Finish the outside of the card, I used a variety of Peel off snowflakes, from my stash, and imported some christmas roses from My Craft studio Click Print go Christmas Flowers, into My craft studio, and adjusted the colour to a pale blue, and assembled them, a quick papermania Noel stencil and Hey Presto card done!!!
So to the second card. I had this lovely snowflake/star, what to do with it? In the end, I made a 5 x 5 silk card blank, distressed it again with good old Broken China, used a Papermania Snowfall embossing folder, with the Happy Cut, added some Papermania gems, and hey presto, a pretty little card made from the scraps as it were!!!
I was really fortunate to pick up quite a bit of Silk card this year at Summer Crafting, so I do tend to use it quite a bit, sorry. But it really does Squeak if you use distress inks on it!!!
Firstly I was playing with the Spellbinders Shapeabilities Ironwork Motifs dies one night, and using Happy Cut made an aperture in some silk art card. Then was stuck with a star / snowflake aperture that I hadnt got a clue what to do with, I did say that I was playing didnt I?
Well a few days of looking at it thinking "Ok, yep, really pretty, now what ARE you going to do with it?" Inspiration struck!!
A bit of Tim Holtz Broken China Distress ink, on a blending tool, took care of the edges. and I routed out the Ironworks Motif die, and carefully popped it back in to distress over it, again with the Broken china. A Piece of my secret stash of Hunky Dory Snowfall Acetate, not too much, just enough to cover the aperture from the inside, I may buy it every time I visit Inspirations in Preston (Every week), but you dont need to tell anyone else that!!! So now what do I do on the inside.................
So I routed out the peice I had cut out with the Happy Cut a few days earlier, and used it as a stencil on the inside of the aperture. The reason I did it this way was the die itself doesnt have a lot of detail to stencil, as such, and I wanted quite a strong image, so I used the Broken China again, and stenciled it using the blending tool. I found a very small rubber stamp, from the Crafters Companions Adorables winter rubber stamps from last year, and stamped in the middle of the star. Then to Finish the outside of the card, I used a variety of Peel off snowflakes, from my stash, and imported some christmas roses from My Craft studio Click Print go Christmas Flowers, into My craft studio, and adjusted the colour to a pale blue, and assembled them, a quick papermania Noel stencil and Hey Presto card done!!!
So to the second card. I had this lovely snowflake/star, what to do with it? In the end, I made a 5 x 5 silk card blank, distressed it again with good old Broken China, used a Papermania Snowfall embossing folder, with the Happy Cut, added some Papermania gems, and hey presto, a pretty little card made from the scraps as it were!!!
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