Another ombre card! I really liked the effect created by blending the 3 colours of distress ink so I made another card for the Inkspirational Ombre Challenge.
Materials used:-
Distress inks - tumbled glass, broken china and salty ocean
Inkylicious duster brush for blending
Archival black ink
Stamp - Stampendous Agapanthus Cluster
Sentiment - Woodware
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Thursday, 22 January 2015
Muse card
This week's Muse, Marion Vagg, has created a lovely CAS card to inspire us. I particularly liked the effect of the white embossing on the turquoise card and I tried to replicate this in my card. I used distress inks to create an ombré effect. My apologies for the photo - the colours are brighter in real life.
I am also going to enter this card into Inkspirational #74 where the challenge is ombre.
Materials used:-
Stamps - Uniko Studio Background Builders Lattice set
Distress inks - tumbled glass, broken China and salty ocean
White embossing powder
I used Kaleidoscope blue breeze to ink the sentiment
Inkylicious ink duster
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I am also going to enter this card into Inkspirational #74 where the challenge is ombre.
Materials used:-
Stamps - Uniko Studio Background Builders Lattice set
Distress inks - tumbled glass, broken China and salty ocean
White embossing powder
I used Kaleidoscope blue breeze to ink the sentiment
Inkylicious ink duster
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Tuesday, 20 January 2015
Special friend
This week's theme on Less is More is Friends so I used one of my favourite stamp sets, Mackintosh Windows, to make this birthday card. I love Charles Rennie Mackintosh designs! I stamped the image in black and then embossed this to make the watercolouring easier.
I am also going to enter this card into the following challenges:-
Materials:-
Stamps - Chocolate Baroque Mackintosh windows and sentiments
Inks - archival black and various distress markers
Card - Sheena Douglass white stamping card (great for watercolouring!)
Thanks very much for visiting my blog - I really appreciate your comments. Margaret
I am also going to enter this card into the following challenges:-
- Uniko Studio #17 challenge which is Love and Friendship
- CASology week 130 where the cue card is Friend
Materials:-
Stamps - Chocolate Baroque Mackintosh windows and sentiments
Inks - archival black and various distress markers
Card - Sheena Douglass white stamping card (great for watercolouring!)
Thanks very much for visiting my blog - I really appreciate your comments. Margaret
Sunday, 18 January 2015
Hello
This card was inspired by the photo at the Time Out challenge 22 - I tried to recreate the wood effect and the pattern on the cushions in my card.
I am also going to enter this card into the following challenges:-
Materials used:-
Stamps - Chocolate Baroque "Waterlily Mandala" and Hero Arts "Artistic Windows"
Card - Stampin Up crumb cake and vanilla
Inks - Versa craft poppy red, Versa color paprika and white
Memento ink - desert island and bamboo leaves
Die - Lawn Fawn "Scripty hello"
Thanks for visiting my blog - Margaret
I am also going to enter this card into the following challenges:-
- Darnell's NBUS challenge #3 as I hadn't used the Chocolate Baroque stamps before
- CASology week 129 where the cue card is NBUS
Materials used:-
Stamps - Chocolate Baroque "Waterlily Mandala" and Hero Arts "Artistic Windows"
Card - Stampin Up crumb cake and vanilla
Inks - Versa craft poppy red, Versa color paprika and white
Memento ink - desert island and bamboo leaves
Die - Lawn Fawn "Scripty hello"
Thanks for visiting my blog - Margaret
Friday, 16 January 2015
New baby
I am very late with this entry for Less is More this week - my apologies for the poor photo. It has been so dark this week that I had to resort to artificial light with the result that the colours are not true. The LIM theme is New Beginnings and it is One Layer Week! I used a Uniko Studio set for this very CAS baby card! I like the effect of the teddy sitting on the letters.
Materials used:-
Stamps - Uniko Studio Sweet Baby set
Inks - SU Brocade Blue, Archival Potting Soil
Distress inks for the teddy - Vintage Photo and Wild Honey
Blogger tells me that this is my 100th post - I can hardly believe that I have made so many cards (and a few scrapbook pages) since March. Thanks to my followers and everyone who visits my blog. I really enjoy reading your comments.
Materials used:-
Stamps - Uniko Studio Sweet Baby set
Inks - SU Brocade Blue, Archival Potting Soil
Distress inks for the teddy - Vintage Photo and Wild Honey
Blogger tells me that this is my 100th post - I can hardly believe that I have made so many cards (and a few scrapbook pages) since March. Thanks to my followers and everyone who visits my blog. I really enjoy reading your comments.
Thursday, 8 January 2015
You're a star!
This week's challenge on AAA cards is to use some gold. As I'm still on holiday I have limited supplies so was pleased when this design worked out!
Materials used:-
Star stencils and stamp set - Simply cards and Papercrafts magazine
Gold embossing powder - Stampendous
DI - peacock feathers and mustard seed
Thanks for visiting my blog - I really appreciate your comments. Margaret
Materials used:-
Star stencils and stamp set - Simply cards and Papercrafts magazine
Gold embossing powder - Stampendous
DI - peacock feathers and mustard seed
Thanks for visiting my blog - I really appreciate your comments. Margaret
Wednesday, 7 January 2015
LIM colour challenge
This week's colour challenge on Less is More is to use black, metallic and one other colour. This is the card I made using the stencil and stamp set from Simply Homemade magazine. I really liked the feathers stamps. I used silver embossing powder for one feather and black ink for the others.
Materials used:-
HOTP stencil and stamp set from Simply Homemade magazine
Silver embossing powder - Stampendous
DI - broken china
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Materials used:-
HOTP stencil and stamp set from Simply Homemade magazine
Silver embossing powder - Stampendous
DI - broken china
Thanks for visiting my blog!
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