This card is my second entry to the Crafter's Companion February Challenge, 'Add Some Bling' https://www.facebook.com/CraftersCompanion. I was fed up with the rain and the cold, and I had a whim to create something 'Spring like'. Also I was eager to try one of my new 'Textures' embossing folders! The stamps used are from Sheena Douglass' Flower Power set; the embossing folder is Basket Weave from the Textures collection at Crafter's Companion; the paints used are H2o's and Radiant Rains also from Crafter's Companion. I also used Treasure Gold gilding wax Aquamarine, ribbons and skeleton leaves from my stash. I started by cutting a piece of Kraft card to size and embossing it in the folder through a machine. I decided to use the de-bossed side, adding some gilding wax around the edges and polishing it when dry. I added a couple of ribbons to the panel, then attached it to a white base card. I took a piece of dark brown, slightly textured card and cut it with a Nestability die, then added some gilding wax around the edges. I then took a piece of Sheena's white stamping card and created a background by sponging Radiant Rains in green and yellow all over. These paints have a lovely sheen to them when dry and are vibrantly colourful. I cut the background with another size of Nestability die and added Versafine Sepia ink to the edges. I then stamped some foliage images using Sepia ink, and painted them with H2o's. Next I matted the background panel onto the brown panel using 3D foam, and layered them onto the embossed panel. I stamped several flower images onto the white card in sepia ink and heat embossed them in clear powder. I painted them with H2o's before cutting them out and shaping them with a ball tool. I also stamped, embossed, painted and cut out a large foliage swirl. I added some glitter to the centres of the flowers, then attached them and the swirl to the card using dimensional glue. A couple of skeleton leaves were the finishing touches to this card. I love all the different textures I've used in this design, I think it's a great 'worker' card suitable for many occasions and various ages.
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Saturday, 21 February 2015
A Spring Basket
This card is my second entry to the Crafter's Companion February Challenge, 'Add Some Bling' https://www.facebook.com/CraftersCompanion. I was fed up with the rain and the cold, and I had a whim to create something 'Spring like'. Also I was eager to try one of my new 'Textures' embossing folders! The stamps used are from Sheena Douglass' Flower Power set; the embossing folder is Basket Weave from the Textures collection at Crafter's Companion; the paints used are H2o's and Radiant Rains also from Crafter's Companion. I also used Treasure Gold gilding wax Aquamarine, ribbons and skeleton leaves from my stash. I started by cutting a piece of Kraft card to size and embossing it in the folder through a machine. I decided to use the de-bossed side, adding some gilding wax around the edges and polishing it when dry. I added a couple of ribbons to the panel, then attached it to a white base card. I took a piece of dark brown, slightly textured card and cut it with a Nestability die, then added some gilding wax around the edges. I then took a piece of Sheena's white stamping card and created a background by sponging Radiant Rains in green and yellow all over. These paints have a lovely sheen to them when dry and are vibrantly colourful. I cut the background with another size of Nestability die and added Versafine Sepia ink to the edges. I then stamped some foliage images using Sepia ink, and painted them with H2o's. Next I matted the background panel onto the brown panel using 3D foam, and layered them onto the embossed panel. I stamped several flower images onto the white card in sepia ink and heat embossed them in clear powder. I painted them with H2o's before cutting them out and shaping them with a ball tool. I also stamped, embossed, painted and cut out a large foliage swirl. I added some glitter to the centres of the flowers, then attached them and the swirl to the card using dimensional glue. A couple of skeleton leaves were the finishing touches to this card. I love all the different textures I've used in this design, I think it's a great 'worker' card suitable for many occasions and various ages.
Labels:
2015,
floral,
general,
leaves and trees
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