Hi,
I am back sharing some Gold/Silver colored projects, created for the Creations Scrapbook Centrale fb group.
Gold/Silver is the color option of this month's challenge. Here I created two CAS cards.
Thanks for visiting me today. Have a great one!
Hi,
I am back sharing some Gold/Silver colored projects, created for the Creations Scrapbook Centrale fb group.
Gold/Silver is the color option of this month's challenge. Here I created two CAS cards.
Thanks for visiting me today. Have a great one!
Hi everyone,
I must admit, I was being a bit ambitious when I thought I could use a small die to a make a shaped card (non-square/rectangle). But I did it!
Hello there,
I am back with another team project for the Creations Scrapbook Centrale fb group. This month's challenge is Celestial Wonder. And I created this shadow box/pop up card.
Hi,
Today I am sharing a set of cards featuring the adorable Fawn digital stamp by Whimsy Stamp on Die Cut Divas Challenge blog.
I printed it on white card stock, colored with alcohol markers, hand cut, and added to the arch shape panels that has been ink blened, distressed and adorned with die cut foliage. I stamped the sentiment, then layered the panels, and adhered to the dry embossed card front.
In case you weren't aware, a new challenge has started on Die Cut Divas Challenge Blog, the theme this month is: Use Something New. My new item is the new to me Fawn digital stamp from Whimsy Stamps.
We don't have a sponsor for this month on Die Cut Divas, but Whimsy Stamps is donating a $15 gift card to their store as the challenge prize.
Supplies used for my cards:
Happy New Year!!
I am starting the new year with a new card! For Creations Scrapbook Centrale FB group challenge: Celestial Wonders, with color options: Gold/Silver.
I went with the color Gold for my card.
I used 2022 Spellbinders Advent Calendar Day 7's Layering Stencil to create a soft boken background. The sentiment is gold heat embossed. The year is die cut with white stock twice and gold foiled card stock once and glue together.
Simple and classic!
And I didn't have to use a lot of products. Here's a photo: