I made this card for my brother and his wife who are having a baby shower next weekend... my brother is a huge Canberra Raiders fan so this card seemed appropriate
Sunday, November 13, 2016
Christmas shaker card
I really love this new die I got from Memory box, this time I made a shaker card with it and made the background with distress inks again...
3 Christmas cards
I was playing with some new stamps and dies I got and made these 3 cards... Plus I always wanted to try doing a night sky with distress inks.. these 2 were my first attempts.. I also spritzed them with a pearl-ex, gum Arabic and water mix.. they are real sparkly in real life..
2017 Flippin' Women and Men Calendar
I am making another calendar for next year and this time I am using La Pashe's Flippin stamps,
here are my January and March pages
here are my January and March pages
Sunday, November 6, 2016
Canberra Raiders themed birthday card..
As I have mentioned before my brother Kerry is a huge Canberra Raiders fan so I made this Canberra Raiders themed card for his birthday this week... The inside of the card has the Raiders song
More Riveted patchwork
I made 3 more cards with Riveted patchwork on them..
I also took some pics as I worked on one of the pieces...It was difficult to take pics with the shiny foil so I hope you can see what I was doing.
to make the patchwork you will need
Piece of scrap card cut to the size you wish to use on your card
retractable pen
stylus
pricker ( bought from KISS - Keep it Simply Stamping)
Ranger Inkssentials Foil Tape sheet ( bought from KISS - Keep it Simply Stamping)
steel wool with no soap in it.. got mine from my Dad... he says you can buy it at hardware store
blending tool and the felt you use with it... ( bought from KISS - Keep it Simply Stamping)
Alcohol ink ( bought from KISS - Keep it Simply Stamping)
Scissors
old credit card
The stamp set I used for the cards is Stampers Anonymous Tim Holtz collection Random Gatherings CMS076 ( bought from KISS - Keep it Simply Stamping)
anyone living in the Canberra area can contact Lana from KISS - Keep it Simply Stamping on 62540661
Ok to start off, I cut random pieces of the foil and attached them to my piece of card making sure to overlap them and smoothing over with my fingers, you can also use the stylus around the edges
next I used the pen to make rivets
by firmly pressing down and twisting
then I used the pricker
to make little holes... or you could use the stylus just to make little indentations..
then I used the credit card and made stitch like marks over the seams,,,
sorry but none of the close-up pics came out when I did the pic showing how it looked :(
Once I had added all the texture (The one on the far right had a little accident but I decided to use it any way..)
I wanted I used the blending tool to add the Alcohol ink...I added some direct to the foil and some to the blending tool..
Next you use the steel wool and rub all over the pieces... how much colour you remove is up to you...
These are my finished cards,,
I also took some pics as I worked on one of the pieces...It was difficult to take pics with the shiny foil so I hope you can see what I was doing.
to make the patchwork you will need
Piece of scrap card cut to the size you wish to use on your card
retractable pen
stylus
pricker ( bought from KISS - Keep it Simply Stamping)
Ranger Inkssentials Foil Tape sheet ( bought from KISS - Keep it Simply Stamping)
steel wool with no soap in it.. got mine from my Dad... he says you can buy it at hardware store
blending tool and the felt you use with it... ( bought from KISS - Keep it Simply Stamping)
Alcohol ink ( bought from KISS - Keep it Simply Stamping)
Scissors
old credit card
The stamp set I used for the cards is Stampers Anonymous Tim Holtz collection Random Gatherings CMS076 ( bought from KISS - Keep it Simply Stamping)
anyone living in the Canberra area can contact Lana from KISS - Keep it Simply Stamping on 62540661
Ok to start off, I cut random pieces of the foil and attached them to my piece of card making sure to overlap them and smoothing over with my fingers, you can also use the stylus around the edges
next I used the pen to make rivets
by firmly pressing down and twisting
then I used the pricker
to make little holes... or you could use the stylus just to make little indentations..
then I used the credit card and made stitch like marks over the seams,,,
sorry but none of the close-up pics came out when I did the pic showing how it looked :(
Once I had added all the texture (The one on the far right had a little accident but I decided to use it any way..)
I wanted I used the blending tool to add the Alcohol ink...I added some direct to the foil and some to the blending tool..
Next you use the steel wool and rub all over the pieces... how much colour you remove is up to you...
These are my finished cards,,
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Riveted Patchwork
Yesterday I did a Make and Take at my ACTSA meeting (ACTSA - ACT Stamp Artist is a group of paper crafters who meet once month). On of our members, Mary Craddock, did a make and take class showing us how to do riveted patchwork,, we all had lot's of fun... this is the card I ended up making, the dies I used were from spellbinders and the stamps Darkroom Door
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