Monday, 24 December 2018
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Thursday, 16 August 2018
Sending love & hugs
In my next AECP course
- Easy Ink Blending Techniques by Amy Lee -
I created this sending-love-and-hugs project.
First I blended some ink onto the white rectangle panel
and added some watercolor splatters
(both in turquoise/blue and brown).
Then I stamped an Altenew flower
and a Scrapberry's clock on white cardstock
and an Altenew leaf on craft cardstock,
watercolored them and cut them out.
After that I glued them on the panel
using the foam tape
and added some craft string.
I heat-embossed the sentiment in black
on craft cardstock and glued it too.
Finally I sticked the ready panel
on the Amy Design textured cardstock.
Supplies:
Altenew Adore You Stamp Set (leaf, sentiment),
Wild Hibiscus Stamp Set (flower),
Scrapberrys Stamp Set,
Peacock Feathers Distress Ink,
Brushed Corduroy Distress Ink,
Amy Design A5 textured cardstock.
Monday, 30 July 2018
Shaker card
Today I would like to share a project
inspired by Nichol Magouirk
in my next AECP course - Seasonal Scene Building.
I prepared a rectangle piece of white cardstock for the background,
die cut a black frame and a panel of transparent foil.
Then I added the distress ink using my foam tool. I also covered a part of the background with a circle to create the moon.
I stamped the pheasant, the bird's footprints and the bushes in black,
and the sentiment 'All good things are wild and free' on the transparency.
After that I stamped the bird's footprints and the dots in white
on the black frame to create the scene.
Finally, I used a few layers of thick cardstock to build up the shaker.
I put confetti and two red and two blue tiny die-cut hearts inside
and finished the shaker.
I enjoyed making this first-in-my-life shaker card.
Thank you Nichol for your tutorial.
Supplies:
white cardstock, black cardstock, transparent foil,
Mustard Seed Distress Ink, Peacock Feathers Distress Ink,
Faded Jeans Distress Ink, Seedless Preserves Distress Ink,
stamp set (probably from Creative Stamping),
sentiment (Die-cutting Essentials), confetti,
Stamperia black ink, Latarnia Morska white ink.
Monday, 16 July 2018
Sunday, 1 July 2018
Folia metaliczna tym razem ... / Let It Shine - Foil
Today I would like to share a project
inspired by Carissa in my next AECP course - Let It Shine.
In this project I decided to transfer foil onto the front panel.
I covered
a white cardstock piece with the double-sided adhesive tape
and die-cut the Sto
Lat. Then I added three strips of the adhesive tape down the front panel of the
card, each strip of a different length.
I laid a piece of foil over the
die cut piece and the strips on the panel,
pressed them well and ran both
through my Joy!crafts machine.
After that I glued the die-cut white lace frame,
Sto Lat sentiment
and coordinating dots.
So I let the panel shine :-)
Supplies:
Rosy Owl Sto Lat die, transfer foil, white cardstock,
double-sided adhesive
tape, lace frame die, dots.
What do you think about the project?
Saturday, 30 June 2018
Sunday, 24 June 2018
Stemplowane tło / Stamped Background
Today I would like to share a project
inspired by Jennifer Rzasa's lesson: Stamped Background
(Clean and Simple Boutique Cards).
(Clean and Simple Boutique Cards).
I have chosen a gorgeous flower and a leaf
from Altenew Adore You stamp set.
I prepared a watercolour paper in a size of a format a bit smaller than A5.
I stamped the image repeatedly over the background
using Stamperia Permanent Black Ink.
Then I watercoloured one flower (one red, one blue),
stamped the sentiment on a matching strip of paper
and finally punched smaller and bigger dots.
I glued the sentiments and the dots on the front panel of the cards.
And that's it - wonderfully simple and clean!
Thank you Jennifer,
You inspire me :-)
Supplies:
Altenew Adore You stamp set, Be positive stamp,
Stamperia Permanent Balck Ink,
Fibracolor Aquarell Brush Tip Fiberpens,
cardstock dot puncher, foam tape.
Sunday, 10 June 2018
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