Showing posts with label Woodware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Woodware. Show all posts
Wednesday, 8 July 2020
Day 93: Double Gatefold card - blog challenge
I am sharing this card with Craftyhazelnut's Patterned Paper challenge, NBUS challenge 16, and Little Red Wagon - who require patterned paper, never before used stuff, and embossing respectively.
This is a double gatefold card, the papers are from Kaisercraft, the sentiment from Woodware and the previously unused butterfly from Deep Red.
I heat embossed in Periwinkle from Stampendous, used a scalloped circle punch for the butterfly and cut the sentiment pennant by hand.
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Sunday, 21 June 2020
Day 72: Birthday Card
I wasn't feeling very inspired today, mojo has completely left the building! So I found this stamped Woodware image and coloured with alco markers, then assembled a card.
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Day 66: 7 x 5 flower birthday card
Another outing for the SU Butterfly Basics set flower stamp. Also a new 7 X 5 background die from Card Making Magic, sentiment from Woodware. Coloured with alco markers. The die looks greyish in th ephoto, but is purple IRL.
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Sunday, 10 May 2020
Day 31: Get well card
Another pre-coloured topper ... I must run out soon, surely??
The stamp is from Woodware, the sentiment from SU. Coloured with alcohol markers.
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The stamp is from Woodware, the sentiment from SU. Coloured with alcohol markers.
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Sunday, 26 April 2020
Day 18: Simple stencilled/stamped card
I am joining in the Retro Rubber challenge again today. The theme is - Anything goes! Just be sure to use a stamp more than a year old.
I needed a card to put into a parcel for a friend, so this Woodware sentiment stamp - which I thought I would never have a use for - came in very handy. The set it comes from is I think a couple of years old. The butterflies are from SU (large and medium), at least four years old and the smaller solid ones are from DaliArt, about the same or perhaps older. Soon all my stamps will be over a year old, since I haven't bought any since I left work last year LOL.
I did the background with a Tim Holtz mask, though he calls it a stencil. Not the only brand to ignore the difference between the two, by any means, and I do find it irritating!
Keyword: RRCB133
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I needed a card to put into a parcel for a friend, so this Woodware sentiment stamp - which I thought I would never have a use for - came in very handy. The set it comes from is I think a couple of years old. The butterflies are from SU (large and medium), at least four years old and the smaller solid ones are from DaliArt, about the same or perhaps older. Soon all my stamps will be over a year old, since I haven't bought any since I left work last year LOL.
I did the background with a Tim Holtz mask, though he calls it a stencil. Not the only brand to ignore the difference between the two, by any means, and I do find it irritating!
Keyword: RRCB133
See you tomorrow!
Thursday, 16 April 2020
Day 10: Silhouette stamped cards
More of the stencilled backgrounds completed today!
Stencil from Memory Box, using Distress Oxides. The butterfly is an old magazine freebie, as is the 'trail'. The smaller butterflies are from Dali Art and the sentiment is from SU. The large flower image is from Woodware and the sentiment from Stamping all Day.
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Stencil from Memory Box, using Distress Oxides. The butterfly is an old magazine freebie, as is the 'trail'. The smaller butterflies are from Dali Art and the sentiment is from SU. The large flower image is from Woodware and the sentiment from Stamping all Day.
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Monday, 13 April 2020
Day 7: Birthday card with Woodware flowers
I am doing well on finishing off previously prepped stuff! I had stamped these a while ago and have now coloured them in :-)
The stamp image is from Woodware, stamped with Memento because I knew I wanted to use Wink of Stella for a subtle gleam, and for that I needed to use alcohol markers. I learned the hard way that WoS makes watercolour pens re-activate and drift over the image lines!! A thin silver mirri mat completes the cards.
See you tomorrow!
The stamp image is from Woodware, stamped with Memento because I knew I wanted to use Wink of Stella for a subtle gleam, and for that I needed to use alcohol markers. I learned the hard way that WoS makes watercolour pens re-activate and drift over the image lines!! A thin silver mirri mat completes the cards.
See you tomorrow!
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