It is time for another post over at Paper Crafting World.
This
time, I have taken one of the beautiful digital images from the
collection over at Paper Crafting World. This image - the bear - was
printed and cut using the print to cut feature on Design Space and my
Cricut Explore. I printed the image as an outline then coloured it using
Copic markers. The next step was to take it back to the Cricut and cut
it out - which of course, it did perfectly. The letters were also cut
out.
I used a take-out coffee cup outline from the
Design Space library to create a card, then attached the letters and the
bear. I used foam dots to lift the bear and add dimension to the card.
To finish it off, I added some glossy accents to the heart and the eyes of the bear. It makes them just pop off the card!
The bear file is available here.
There
is still a sale happening over at Paper Crafting World, so do go over
there and have a good browse around. There are some gorgeous cutting
files and digital files available.
Don't forget the monthly challenge - Anything Goes with an optional twist - use a heart!
Over the last few years, my interests have changed a little. I have developed an interest in patchwork and quilt making which seems to have overtaken my interest in card making! I still make cards, but not as much as I used to. Hence the change name for this blog.
Thursday, February 25, 2016
Friday, February 19, 2016
Hearts
It is my turn again to post over at Paper Crafting World.
Today I have two cards for you - the first is the Cascading hearts card which is available here. I decided to cut it all in the same cardstock to show how effective the tone-on-tone technique can be.
I embossed alternate layers using the Swiss Dots folder from Provocraft and layered up each layer using foam dots of varying thicknesses to create dimension.
To finish the card, I added some red bling to the right hand side of the card and stamped a sentiment, which I attached using glue and foam dots.
The second card is the same cutting file Larelyn used in yesterday's post.
Instead of colours, I used black, white and red. The effect is totally different from that produced in Larelyn's design.
I stamped a word stamp on the heart and heat embossed it with detail silver to add another dimension to the card.
The cutting files for both of these cards are still available at a discounted price over at Paper Crafting World.
Please join in our challenge for this month! Look forward to seeing lots of entries.
Today I have two cards for you - the first is the Cascading hearts card which is available here. I decided to cut it all in the same cardstock to show how effective the tone-on-tone technique can be.
I embossed alternate layers using the Swiss Dots folder from Provocraft and layered up each layer using foam dots of varying thicknesses to create dimension.
To finish the card, I added some red bling to the right hand side of the card and stamped a sentiment, which I attached using glue and foam dots.
The second card is the same cutting file Larelyn used in yesterday's post.
Instead of colours, I used black, white and red. The effect is totally different from that produced in Larelyn's design.
I stamped a word stamp on the heart and heat embossed it with detail silver to add another dimension to the card.
The cutting files for both of these cards are still available at a discounted price over at Paper Crafting World.
Please join in our challenge for this month! Look forward to seeing lots of entries.
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