Monday, March 29, 2010

Altered Folder

Last week, Jan gave us all a blank, white glossy folder to do something with. This is what I did with it:


I covered the folder with alcohol inks with a little bit of copper highlights.

Stamped with a set I haven't used before using Stazon ink.

Coloured the flowers with pens, kindyglitz. Added some kindyglitz to the wings of the butterfly and dragonfly on the front of the folder and left the ones on the back plain (to show the difference between front and back!)

Finished off with a ribbon to tie the cover together.


The folder will hold 6 cards and envelopes, so it will be good for a gift.

14 comments:

  1. I love what you've done with the folders Janet. You're not just a pretty face!

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  2. Thanks Jan
    The glossy card lends itself to the alcohol inks really well.

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  3. Fantastic work I love the colour combo

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  4. A fantastic piece of artwork Janet

    Thanks for joining the Lotstodo Challenge again this week xx Hilda

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  5. What a fantastic idea, and its a great piece of artwork too. I agree it will make a fab gift. Does the folder have pockets inside to hold the cards , or is it like a wrap around? Its fab.

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  6. Hi Jaqi
    Thanks for the lovely comments. Yes the folder has a pocket on both sides of the inside and can hold about 6 cards and envelopes.

    The pockets are coloured the same as the front and back.

    Thanks for looking!

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  7. beautiful turquoise color scheme!

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  8. it's beautiful!! love the colours!!

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  9. Lovely colours & stamping!

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  10. Lovely folder, great colours xxxx

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  11. great idea for keeping cards. lovely colours

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  12. Beautiful piece of work, love the colours and the stamps you've used.

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  13. That is so pretty - love the colours you have chosen.

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