Saturday, 18 February 2012
A floral Affair
Good Afternoon All
Well, after deciding what to do this week for class it ended up being a very floral affair! Two very different cards but both with flowers, one more vintage and one a little more modern. Both, of course, using some gorgeous SU goodies to create that final finished result with wonderfull co-ordinating papers, cardstock and ink!
Stamp set's used: Spiced Paisley and Tiny Tags
DSP: Spice Cake
Punches used: Fancy Flower and Jewelry Tag
Accessories used: Top Note Bigz Die
Brads: Antique Brads
Inside of the card
Stamp set's used: Vintage Vogue, Curly Cuteand Charming
Punches used: Extra-Large Bird Punch (for leaves)
Accessories: Top Note, Bigz Die
Happy Crafting
Loraine
Saturday, 11 February 2012
Simply Adorned
Good Evening
I've been having a bit of a play over the last few days with some of the simply adorned products and WOW! They are gorgeous, individual and so versatile.
I've been playing with the Charming set and the Simply adorned charm 2.5 x 3.2cm along with some of the trinket keys, take a peak at the results. I certainly dont think that the photo does it justice.....you'd need to see it "in the flesh" so to speak...................then again, I could have changed it by then to create another individual piece.
Happy crafting and creating!
Loraine
I've been having a bit of a play over the last few days with some of the simply adorned products and WOW! They are gorgeous, individual and so versatile.
I've been playing with the Charming set and the Simply adorned charm 2.5 x 3.2cm along with some of the trinket keys, take a peak at the results. I certainly dont think that the photo does it justice.....you'd need to see it "in the flesh" so to speak...................then again, I could have changed it by then to create another individual piece.
Happy crafting and creating!
Loraine
Saturday, 4 February 2012
Create a Cupcake and Valentines
Good Afternoon from a very snowy and icy Shifnal
Yes, that's a very odd sounding title of Cupcakes and Valentines but that's what we did today. Firstly we did a birthday card using the really cute stamp set Creat a Cupcake, a really pretty card with some flowers and a bit of layering - crisp and clean today for both cards actually. No distressing or daubing the edges of the cards, most unusual for me and my classes but I loved the outcome of both as did everyone at class!
For the Create a Cupcake card we did some embossing with two of the gorgeous SU embossing folders and made the flowers using the 1 3/4" scallop circle punch, done by cutting the scallp circle into a spiral, squishing the cardstock and then rolling up to form the beautifull flowers. The wording was shaped using the decorative label punch and then that same punch used as a layer behind, just chopping out a bit. Very clever and very good use of punches to make other things and create different effects.
Stamp set used: Create a Cupcake
Embossing folders used: Square lattice & Perfect Polka Dots
Punches used: 1 3/4" scallop circle & Decorative Label
For the Valentines card we did very little stamping but lots of punching and embossing. My husband might even be lucky enough to get a Valentines card this year and he'll probably not see it before then anyway as he does not usually browse my blog (to my knowledge anyway) or notice specific cards in my card stash. Besides all the SU goodies we used a very old pair of pinking shears that used to belong to my grand mother. I'm so pleased to have these to use again, my parents brought them over to the UK for me from SA on their last visit, by request and because nobody at home was using them, yayy!
For the inside of this card we used the same technique as the flowers of the first card (without the squishing) for the heart effect, attaching two hearts together forming a "spring" - very effective and unusual.
Stamp set used: Tiny Tags
Embossing folders used: Vintage Wallpaper & Perfect polka dots
Punches used: Jewelry Tag & Full Heart
Happy Crafting
Loraine
Yes, that's a very odd sounding title of Cupcakes and Valentines but that's what we did today. Firstly we did a birthday card using the really cute stamp set Creat a Cupcake, a really pretty card with some flowers and a bit of layering - crisp and clean today for both cards actually. No distressing or daubing the edges of the cards, most unusual for me and my classes but I loved the outcome of both as did everyone at class!
For the Create a Cupcake card we did some embossing with two of the gorgeous SU embossing folders and made the flowers using the 1 3/4" scallop circle punch, done by cutting the scallp circle into a spiral, squishing the cardstock and then rolling up to form the beautifull flowers. The wording was shaped using the decorative label punch and then that same punch used as a layer behind, just chopping out a bit. Very clever and very good use of punches to make other things and create different effects.
Stamp set used: Create a Cupcake
Embossing folders used: Square lattice & Perfect Polka Dots
Punches used: 1 3/4" scallop circle & Decorative Label
For the Valentines card we did very little stamping but lots of punching and embossing. My husband might even be lucky enough to get a Valentines card this year and he'll probably not see it before then anyway as he does not usually browse my blog (to my knowledge anyway) or notice specific cards in my card stash. Besides all the SU goodies we used a very old pair of pinking shears that used to belong to my grand mother. I'm so pleased to have these to use again, my parents brought them over to the UK for me from SA on their last visit, by request and because nobody at home was using them, yayy!
For the inside of this card we used the same technique as the flowers of the first card (without the squishing) for the heart effect, attaching two hearts together forming a "spring" - very effective and unusual.
Stamp set used: Tiny Tags
Embossing folders used: Vintage Wallpaper & Perfect polka dots
Punches used: Jewelry Tag & Full Heart
Happy Crafting
Loraine
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