Morning all,
Yes, it has become a little unusual for me to post on a Sunday of late but ... I've had a pretty creative week and thought I'd slip an extra post in rather than have four or more cards in a post tomorrow!
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| My card |
The front, back and inside of my card along with the front and back of my envelope
Materials used:
- White A2/C6, 250gsm card and matching sized envelope
- Two pieces of white card cut to fit
- One piece of yellow card, cut to mat
- Snippets of card in white and navy, for my image panel
- Image stamped using black ink, including on to a piece of scrap paper which I then cut out and used as a mask before stamping the present and bow
- Pencils used to colour, blending with gamsol and a paper stump
- Sentiment stamped using black ink
- Wink of Stella clear glitter gel pen and stardust stickles used to bling up my make!
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Stampendous CLD09 "Seated Elf", Memento tuxedo black ink
Derwent coloursoft pencils, Wink of Stella clear glitter gel pen |
I'll be entering the above make for the following challenges:-
For my second post today I have a softer feminine make ......
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| My card |
The front, back and inside of my card, along with the front and back of my envelope
Materials used:
- White A2/C6, 250gsm, card and matching sized envelope
- Two pieces of white card cut to fit
- One piece of navy card, cut to mat
- Snippets of card in white and navy, for my image panel
- Lavender polka dot organza ribbon
- Butterfly image stamped using blue ink, also on to scrap paper which I then cut out and placed over my image
- Using the lavender ink and a Tim Holtz stencil I sponged over my image panel.
- With the mask still in place I stamped the script image using the same lavender ink, giving a subtle (IMHO) background
- Sentiment stamped using black ink
- Stardust stickles and Mod Podge dimensional gloss used to embellish focal image
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THJ009 "Simple Sayings", Tim Holtz THMM103 stamp/stencil, Prima Marketing 545055 script
Memento tuxedo black and lulu lavender + Versafine majestic blue inks |
I'll be entering the above make for the following challenges:-
- QKR Stampede - challenge No. 293 - ANYTHING GOES
- Crafting With Friends - challenge No. 66 - ANYTHING GOES
- Creative Fingers - challenge No. 145 - ANYTHING GOES
- Seize The Birthday - April 26th challenge - ANYTHING (Birthday) GOES
- Pixies Crafty Workshop - challenge No. 325 - USE SNIPPETS
And I was lucky enough to be featured in the Top 3 Saturday Shoutout over at Shopping our Stash, with the card below, entered for challenge No 350 "Yo Dude" - thanks so much peeps


9 comments:
Two lovely cards . . . particularly loving the butterfly one.
Happy Sunday xxx
Two super cards! Kathy!
Wow, you have been busy Kathy and I love your cute elf in those pretty bright colours and the sentiment really made me smile, and then the blue butterfly makes a really elegant card with the background stencilling and the ribbon in the lilac against the white and blue of the layers. Congratulations on making the Top 3 over at Shopping Your Stash and well deserved with that classic car, another elegant card. x
What a fabby snippets card Katy (I love the elf one too of course!). Loved reading how you made your snippets background in those two stages using a mask - a subtle but really pretty result. What always gets me is how many different techniques you've mastered and so many different styles - clever little sausage!
Hugs
Di xx
Two great cards, the elf looks so sweet sat on his present. Love the blue butterfly its very striking x
Stunningly simple card design, Kathy, and that butterfly is gorgeous! I'm so excited to see you playing along in our Anything Goes challenge this week at QKR Stampede. Good Luck.
NanaConnie DT
Super cards! The elf one made me smile!
Thank you for sharing with Crafty Hazelnut's Weekly Christmas Challenge!
Susan
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A beautiful butterfly project. Thank you for joining in the QKR Stampede challenge this week.
Mary
Thank you for joining us at Seize the Birthday with this gorgeous butterfly card. I love clean and simple!
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