Connie Stewart has a wonderful series on her blog using flash cards. These are a great way to quickly make a card by having a supply of small pieces precut in coloured and neutral card stocks. Connie recently made a wedding card which I have CASED making a few minor changes. I used Marina Mist … Continue reading Lacy Brocade Wedding
Author: Annette
DSP Gift Bag
The Crafters Anonymous project this past week was to make a gift bag with just over one sheet of DSP. I decided to get festive and make a bag for a Christmas gift. I found some retired Holiday Harmony DSP. The edge was cut with the Large Scallop Edgelit and the piece cut from it … Continue reading DSP Gift Bag
Christmas Autumn Days
Dawn Olchefske has great talent, and I check out her site on a regular basis. She provides so much inspiration to the paper crafting community. Thanks again Dawn. Today, I have taken an idea from one of her Christmas cards - making some minor changes. The card base is Naturals Ivory. I then took a … Continue reading Christmas Autumn Days
Delicate Designs for Christmas
I have a couple of Christmas cards for you today. They use the new Delicate Designs TIEF snow flake and the Large Scallop Edgelit. The design is the same for both, only the colours and images are different. The base card is Naturals Ivory, stamped with images from Come to Bethlehem, Snow Swirled and Greetings … Continue reading Delicate Designs for Christmas
Twisted Card in Lucky Limeade
Today, I have a card using a new [to me] technique from a Splitcoaststampers Technique Challenge. This technique is known as 'twisted card'. It is quite a simple way to make a double pocket card which can be used for birthdays, Christmas, thanks, etc. Take half a piece of A4 card stock, cut vertically [10.5cm … Continue reading Twisted Card in Lucky Limeade
French Foliage Sketch Challenge
I have finally got to participate in another Sketch Challenge at Splitcoaststampers. It seems so long since my last one. I used River Rock for the base card and stamped the script image from French Foliage in River Rock and the splots[?] in Always Artichoke. A piece of Very Vanilla was embossed with the Lacy … Continue reading French Foliage Sketch Challenge
