Showing posts with label Snow Swirled. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snow Swirled. Show all posts

22 November, 2012

Lovely as a Christmas Tree!

This is a card that I made at my fabulous upline's place a week or so, ago. Thanks heaps Karen - you rock!  You can click on Karen's blog here to see how to make it. Brayering, sponging and masking are included and it certainly is a wow card!  We've used the tall tree from the Lovely as a Tree set.  This is the second time in a matter of days that I've used this set. Before then, I hadn't picked it up for over six months!  True story... 



Stamp Set: Lovely as a Tree, More Merry Messages, Snow Swirled (star in RH corner)
Card Stock: Baja Breeze, Whisper White
Ink: Baja Breeze, Not Quite Navy, Luminescent Watermark pad
Accessories: Table Salt, Two Way Glue Pen, Dazzling Diamonds Glitter
Tools: Brayer, Sponge

If you want to make this card (or any others) in time for Christmas, give me a call and we'll organise a time and day to do so. 

I hope everything is going well for you in your corner of the world.  See you again soon!


30 November, 2011

Winter Post

This is the card that my friend and fellow demonstrator Sally taught at our last Team event, a few weeks back {quite a few weeks ago now..}.  I love the Vintage look and it's just a little bit fancy being a Twisted Easel card too.  




And here's the side view~




Stamp Set: Winter Post, Kindness Matters, Snow Swirled
Card Stock: Very Vanilla, Ridinghood Red, Early Expresso
InkRidinghood Red, Early Expresso, Early Expresso
Accessories: Square Lattice Embossing Folder, Big Shot, Metallic Brads, 3/8" Ridinghood Red Taffeta Ribbon, Decorative Label Punch, Matt Pack, Paper Piercer, Distressing Tool, Sponge. 

30 September, 2010

I can see clearly now...

This was another Christmas card we made at my class over the weekend and this time we stamped on a clear window sheet with white StazOn ink. The window sheets are crystal clear and lovely to work with. The idea for this card came from Teneale Williams who is a wonderfully talented demonstrator from Australia. Teneale has had many cards published in various magazines and is very famous in the stamping industry. I really love her work especially her fabulously tied bows. Check out her blog and you'll see what I mean.

Stamp Set: Snow Swirled
Cardstock: Whisper White
DSP: Baja Breeze (retired)
Ink: White Staz On, Baja Breeze, Chocolate Chip
Accessories: Whisper White Taffeta Ribbon, Medium Window Sheet, Basic Pearls, Scallop Edge Punch, dazzling diamonds.

11 November, 2009

A Christmas/Thank you card

My daughter asked me to make her a Christmas/Thank You card to give to Mrs Ferguson who is the canteen lady Nicole has been working with at school during lunch times, for the last 3 years. Normally I would encourage Nicole to make the card herself, but she's been busy studying and getting ready for her exams next week, so I was happy to have an excuse to play. Thanks Mrs F for being a great support person and giving Nicole a wonderful experience in food handling and customer service. You've also been a awesome role model and she's thoroughly enjoyed her time spent with you!  The free lunch on Fridays had nothing to do with it either... And, a big thank you from me too!!  Are you sure you won't part with that delicious muesli slice recipe??  The colours I used for the card are a replica from the gift card holder I made at the Extravaganza last weekend. They work very well together especially with the hint of brushed metallic silver cardstock for the scallop edge and scallop circle.