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Friday, May 28, 2010

THREE NEW ADDITIONS TODAY


The black and cream colored card I saw on the internet, from one of my groups I believe. My bad, should have wrote the name of the artist down. My is slightly diff from hers tho.

The yellow and pink is a gate fold card. With the oval on top attached to the left side of card and the bottome saying to the right side. Of course, don't with Spellbinders!! Gotta love them.

The last card here is the Pink and yellow w/white. It is called reverse nesties. Saw it on Gina's TV. so just had to try it out. Love how it turned out.

Sunday, May 23, 2010

HAVING FUN CREATING!


This lady is so elegant, for a time past. The scallops is done on velvet like paper. The background is done in Mica Gloss on glossy c/s.

The next card is a resist technique. I love doing this technique.

The Journey card is really fun to do. It is done with was or can be done with crayons just the same. It is called Encaustic Wax technique. No two are ever the same.

The next purple card is Mica Gloss with stamps and a twist! fun too.

The last card here is a fun card I received years ago and decided to case it. It has a bookmark right inside! It is raised so you could see what it says...

Sunday, May 9, 2010

4 MORE CARDS


Here we go!
The red card was an old tech. I thought to bring back again! It is the bandana tech. I forgot to stamp it on red c/s so I brayered the red and the stamped some white little flowers and embossed them.

Now the blue card is pretty much obvious! Done on Cricut from SCAL, and at the moment I don't remember who shared the bird with us...but I thanked her for it. Stamped the saying top and bottom.



The white doesn't do it justice on the scan. I embossed one of the borders then used my scoring board to score 2 lines the embossed with a CB foler the swiss dots. layered with striped paper and the c/s for main part of card.

The yellow card I love how it came out! first started with white glossy c/s the stamped my image and then then crayon in white marked the areas with it then brayered over with yellow. Then you wipe away the ink from the crayon. It's called Crayon Resist. Layered with blk/cr. c/s and the yellow base. Hope you've enjoyed looking.

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Couple of Cards

Here is a couple more cards I've made. The reddish one is done by cutting a design from SVG.com on my Cricut.
The blue card is done with Spellbinders Impressabilities, I used it to stencil the design. I love how it came out.

Friday, April 30, 2010

HERE'S ANOTHER SET OF CARDS


The flower card was using Nestie flwr that Penny made on SCALhints group. It slides open. The turtle card is just adorable. She is a digi. I got a card from a friend on my
group in a swap and absolutely fell in love. She was free also. The words came with her, I just changed them up and used the gel pen in my Cricut.

The king card was a clipart I had. And last, I have these 4X6 cardstock in a travel theme and thought the palm in the sun was perfect for it.
As always, hope you enjoyed looking.

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

HERE WE GO AGAIN!!!

Well, we start off with a simple card 3 1/2 X 4 1/2. The next card is the chandelier, the scan does show the words for the background.

The hugs and kisses card was a fun technique to do. It is called Feather Tye Dye. From 2008 Technique Junkie newsletter.
Another one for that same year is The Stenciled collage card. It is another fun one to do.

The next one is another Layered embossing card. I love that technique. You can see it in video on Hero Arts blog. Below it is Joseph's Coat techique. Hope you enjoy looking at the latest creations. I do appreciate your comments!



Sunday, April 18, 2010

LAYERED EMBOSS RESIST TECHNIQUE

This was so much fun to put together. I stamped the script background in Going Gray ( SU!) Then stamped in Versamark the flowers, then embossed, then I processed to color them with Distress Inks. Layered in purples and greens. The tag was Spellbinders again. Ribbon I had on hand. I really love how this came out. Tell me wht you think of it.
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