Hi Friends,
I've had another go at the Triple Layer card to try and make it a little bit better...........
I was a little more careful with my stamping and I made the mats slightly larger, thanks to my Silhouette Cameo!
On this card I also spent extra time stamping and cutting another flower, which I embossed from behind to give it a bit more depth. I then painted it and added some Glossy Accents by Ranger.
The card was finished off with just a bit of sparkle (Dazzling Diamonds from Stampin' Up).
Contact me if you would like to know how to make a card like this.
Enjoy your day and I hope you manage to find some Silhouette Cameo crafting time!
Carole
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Showing posts with label Stampin' Up. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stampin' Up. Show all posts
Friday, 27 July 2012
Wednesday, 18 July 2012
Stretch your Stamps - Day 8
I've been working on the layout that I am going to be showing at my Abingdon Crop this weekend. I found additional inspiration yesterday when we were taught about using label stamps. The background label, cut out using my Silhouette Cameo, is a scanned in image of a stamp (which I learned from this great class). The sentiment I have used on top says: "Find JOY in Simple Things" and is from a set I bought recently from Hero Arts called "Things (4)".
The inspiration for the layout came from scrapbook generation.
I've got day 9 of Stretch your stamps to try now, so I'd better get on and craft some more!
Hope you find time to craft soon.
Carole
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The inspiration for the layout came from scrapbook generation.
I've got day 9 of Stretch your stamps to try now, so I'd better get on and craft some more!
Hope you find time to craft soon.
Carole
x
Tuesday, 28 April 2009
Just thought I'd post a card I started to make on Sunday at a Copic marker class. I went with a friend and we learned lots about Copics and now I'm probably hooked! lol! I will still be using my SU inks and my new lovely SU markers as they co-ordinate perfectly with the SU card stock and designer papers, but if i've a lot of space to colour in, Copics are definitely going to be giving me an alternative finish as a non-artist.
I'm pretty pleased with the way the card turned out, its a great start on the Copics and using my favorite SU papers, I think finishes it off nicely.
SU products used:
Whisper white cs, patterns designer series papers in Bashful Blue, Bashful Blue ink for daubing the edges.
Happy crafting.
Carole
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