Happy Sunday,
As mentioned I am at Ally Pally today for the second and final day of the crafting at Ally Pally show and will be live on Hochanda form the event at 3pm today. I will be showcasing the expressions die range from Sue Wilson along with new ranger 3D Gloss Accents.
I thought I would share a couple of cards from the shows today to let you see what I will be doing. Tune in at 3pm to see how these cards and many more samples were made!
I find these expressions dies so useful, especially as I rarely sentiment cards and add the sentiment once I give the card.
Enjoy...
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Sunday, 9 April 2017
Thursday, 1 September 2016
Simple Stamping Twofer...
Happy Thursday,
The last sample, for this week but Im sure a few more will pop up in the coming weeks form my Autumn range of stamps. I thought I would show the same card idea done 2 ways for today its a really simple stamping project that hopefully has a great impact!
For the first card I masked off a square on the front of a card piece using low tack tape ( the tape I use for securing my dies) Next I shaded from bottom left to top right using Adirondack pigment inks using a mini smoothie. The colours ombre as I used varying shades, terracotta, Sunset Orange, Peach Bellini and Lemonade. I then stamped the tumbling leaves, in watering can archival, across the top before removing the tape.
Next I stamped the oak leaf solid stamp in terracotta tumbling down the page. I then outline this using the matching outline stamp in jet black archival ( the dark colour needed the strong black)
Finally I added the sentiment across the bottom from the Autumn Wreathe elements clear set over a panel I made using the same technique with masking and shading. The great thing about using Pigment Inks tis that the are slower drying and so blend well. A couple of layers of the dark cocoa and finished.
For the second card I did all of the above stages but missed out the background stamp which makes a simpler, but no less effective, card
Enjoy...
The last sample, for this week but Im sure a few more will pop up in the coming weeks form my Autumn range of stamps. I thought I would show the same card idea done 2 ways for today its a really simple stamping project that hopefully has a great impact!
For the first card I masked off a square on the front of a card piece using low tack tape ( the tape I use for securing my dies) Next I shaded from bottom left to top right using Adirondack pigment inks using a mini smoothie. The colours ombre as I used varying shades, terracotta, Sunset Orange, Peach Bellini and Lemonade. I then stamped the tumbling leaves, in watering can archival, across the top before removing the tape.
Next I stamped the oak leaf solid stamp in terracotta tumbling down the page. I then outline this using the matching outline stamp in jet black archival ( the dark colour needed the strong black)
Finally I added the sentiment across the bottom from the Autumn Wreathe elements clear set over a panel I made using the same technique with masking and shading. The great thing about using Pigment Inks tis that the are slower drying and so blend well. A couple of layers of the dark cocoa and finished.
For the second card I did all of the above stages but missed out the background stamp which makes a simpler, but no less effective, card
Enjoy...
Sunday, 10 August 2014
Simple Sunday...
Happy Sunday,
Today's card is really simple just a die cut, using the same die as yesterday, and a stamp. All in all this takes only 10 minutes at the most to make.
Ingredients:
Sue Wilson Beveled Glass striplet
Sentiment Stamp from Stash
Ranger Black Perfect Pearls
Enjoy...
Today's card is really simple just a die cut, using the same die as yesterday, and a stamp. All in all this takes only 10 minutes at the most to make.
Ingredients:
Sue Wilson Beveled Glass striplet
Sentiment Stamp from Stash
Ranger Black Perfect Pearls
Enjoy...
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