Hello - thank you for stopping by. The latest sketch is up at Tuesday Morning Sketches and I think it's a really fun one. It can be a little overwhelming at first glance, but I promise you, it's really easy.
I had fun making my card. It features stamps and coordinating dies from MFT Stamps - these are retired. But any floral image you may have will work. The sentiment stamps are from WPlus9, a set called That is All. I also used a die from Simon Says Stamp to cut the arch our of the card and acetate window sheet by JudiKins.
Other supplies: Embossing folder by Darice, label dies from Spellbinders, Nuvo Drops and I colored the flowers using colored pencils and gamsol.
I hope to see you over at the TMS blog.
Tuesday, May 28, 2019
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Tuesday Morning Sketches #504
Hello! Thank you for stopping by. The latest sketch is up at Tuesday Morning Sketches and it's a fun one. I like all the elements on this sketch and honestly I think I designed around all the Nuvo Drops I have. LOL
My card features this adorable stamp and embossing folder combo that I found at Michaels for $2. Who can pass that up? I also used a couple of my Spellbinders dies, some heart sprinkles by Doodlebug Designs and lots of Nuvo Drops - well, in 3 colors anyway.
I embossed a panel with the folder. Its orientation is meant for a portrait card, but the sketch is landscape and I wanted to keep it that way for sketch and to ensure I have enough room on the card for all the elements. So I just moved it over, lined up the design and ran it through my Cuttlebug again. It did put a line in the paper but that's easily disguised. Then I lightly ran an ink pad over the embossed panel so that only the embossed part would pick up a bit of ink. I stamped the fox and colored him with just a few Copic colors and then fussy cut it out. The rest of the elements are left overs from a past Simon Says Stamp kit. I think the border die I used is from MFT but I don't remember - it might be from CC Designs. Nevertheless, it's retired wherever it's from.
I hope to see you at TMS blog with your creation. Have a great week!
My card features this adorable stamp and embossing folder combo that I found at Michaels for $2. Who can pass that up? I also used a couple of my Spellbinders dies, some heart sprinkles by Doodlebug Designs and lots of Nuvo Drops - well, in 3 colors anyway.
I embossed a panel with the folder. Its orientation is meant for a portrait card, but the sketch is landscape and I wanted to keep it that way for sketch and to ensure I have enough room on the card for all the elements. So I just moved it over, lined up the design and ran it through my Cuttlebug again. It did put a line in the paper but that's easily disguised. Then I lightly ran an ink pad over the embossed panel so that only the embossed part would pick up a bit of ink. I stamped the fox and colored him with just a few Copic colors and then fussy cut it out. The rest of the elements are left overs from a past Simon Says Stamp kit. I think the border die I used is from MFT but I don't remember - it might be from CC Designs. Nevertheless, it's retired wherever it's from.
I hope to see you at TMS blog with your creation. Have a great week!
Tuesday, May 14, 2019
Tuesday Morning Sketches #503
Hello and thank you for stopping by. I would really appreciate you leaving me a comment, even if you just say hi so that I know you were here. The latest sketch is at Tuesday Morning Sketches and this one is by Andrea. I think you're going to enjoy this sketch - I sure did.
My card features stamps and paper from the May 2019 Simon Says Stamp kit. This is a gorgeous kit that I'm sure is sold out by now, but the elements are available separately.
I tried my very best to watercolor the flower in the center like the flowers/butterflies on this paper by Moda Scrap. It is stunning. I came a little close. Honestly I think I would have needed liquid watercolors to get that right color match. But I'm pretty happy with how this turned out. Instead of putting the sentiment in another box I just stamped it directly onto the card base.
I hope to see you over at the TMS blog to join us. Have a great day!
My card features stamps and paper from the May 2019 Simon Says Stamp kit. This is a gorgeous kit that I'm sure is sold out by now, but the elements are available separately.
I tried my very best to watercolor the flower in the center like the flowers/butterflies on this paper by Moda Scrap. It is stunning. I came a little close. Honestly I think I would have needed liquid watercolors to get that right color match. But I'm pretty happy with how this turned out. Instead of putting the sentiment in another box I just stamped it directly onto the card base.
I hope to see you over at the TMS blog to join us. Have a great day!
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Tuesday Morning Sketches #502
Hello and thank you for stopping by today. I do appreciate your visit. The latest sketch is up at Tuesday Morning Sketches and this week's sketch is one of Debbie's. It's a fun sketch and I enjoyed taking it fairly literal.
My card features a Park Lane big dots embossing folder (which is the prize this week) and stamps from WPlus9 and Concord and 9th. It's a simple card but I really love how this turned out and this red card stock, which is from Fun Stampers Journey, is a perfect red!
This card was really easy to put together. I embossed the base to give that texture and omitted the remaining layers. I also omitted the twine/ribbon element but only because when I laid out the main panel, I forgot to leave room for it.
I stamped the flowers on some die cut circles using Hero Arts ink. These made some super easy, very quick notecards.
I hope to see you over at the TMS blog and again, thank you for stopping by.
My card features a Park Lane big dots embossing folder (which is the prize this week) and stamps from WPlus9 and Concord and 9th. It's a simple card but I really love how this turned out and this red card stock, which is from Fun Stampers Journey, is a perfect red!
This card was really easy to put together. I embossed the base to give that texture and omitted the remaining layers. I also omitted the twine/ribbon element but only because when I laid out the main panel, I forgot to leave room for it.
I stamped the flowers on some die cut circles using Hero Arts ink. These made some super easy, very quick notecards.
I hope to see you over at the TMS blog and again, thank you for stopping by.
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