Hi,
I was really inspired by the color contrast of the February Altenew Inspiration Challenge photo. So I took out of my favorite floral stamp and played.
And I used my favorite technique, stamped and watercolored.
Challenges:
February Altenew Inspiration Challenge
Hi my dear readers, hope you're having a good day. I played in my craft room this afternoon, got my fingers inky and made an art journal page.
I started with a black tag. First I stenciled with white embossing paste. The contrast was too much, so I added some distress paints and shimmer sprays.
Once I was happy with the background, I adhere the word panel with matte medium, and added die cut flowers, and finally added ink splatter.
Challenges:
Simon Monday Challenge - Add Some Texture
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Hi, my fellow crafters! Hope you're all well.
Before I started making cards, I used to press flowers. This hobby didn't stop, each year I would clip a few blooms from my garden and press them dry. Some I want to use in a Gardening Journal which is yet to be created, haha! 😅 Well today I used a few for February Altenew Flower of The Month Challenge, February's flowers are violets or pansies.
I created a very classic framed pressed flower card using Altenew Fine Frames Diamonds Die Set.
I don't own any Altenew floral stamp that feature this month's flowers, so I thought why not use the real ones?!
I use matte medium to glue flower onto a mixed media paper panel, after it's dried I wrapped a piece of cellophane before attaching to the back of the die cut panel.
The die cut panel I created by first laying a garden trellis die on top of an eggplant colour card panel and sprayed with Fuchsia Gloss Spray, once that is dried I die cut the diamond shape. On separate piece of black cardstock and gold metallic card stock I die cut the diamond shapes and glue to front of the panel. Then the whole piece of attached to white card base with foam adhseive.
Challenges:
February Altenew Flower Of The Month Challenge
Supplies:
Happy Saturday everybody!!
I am popping in to share a card for a few challenges.
I got Tim's new ink Kitsch Flamingo and I was eager to play with it. I dry embossed the card base and applied Kitsch Flamingo Distress Paint with my finger on the raised area. I love how soft the color turned out.
I distressed the pattern portion of the heart die cut and ribbon with Kitsch Flamingo Distress Ink. The letters were die cut from a piece of watercolor paper that was tinted with the distress ink as well.
Originally I wanted to make this card CAS, but I found so many beautiful inspirational elements on the DT's projects, I kept on adding and voila, this is how it turned out.
Challenges:
Inspired By Challenge #160 - Krafty Love
Hi everyone,
I am back with another fun fold card today on Die Cut Divas. It is the very first time I made a shutter card, a tri-fold shutter card to be exact. It took some time to complete, but it's so fun I'd put it on my "to do again" list.
I took images from multiple stamp sets to make this "shellebrate" scene. First I cut and fold the card base from a 12 inch by 6 inch cream card stock.
Next on a same size pattern paper, I did some shadow stamping.
