Showing posts with label Imagine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imagine. Show all posts

Saturday, October 2, 2021

World Card Making Day 2021 - Blackberry Bramble Birthday


Here is my first card in months...long story for another day.  Anyway, I have some new inks from Lavinia called Elements and I love them. I made this card using these inks and a couple others. 

The background stamps are all peg stamps from Rubber Stamp Tapestry - a branch plus the new set called Blackberry Bramble. Lovely isn't it?  The "BIRTHDAY"  stamp is from Unity Stamp Co.

Below is a simple step by step on how I made it....

Henna Element Inks & Branch

Flowers & VersaFine Clair Nocturne

Berries & Elements Mulberry, Violet Chalk and Merlot

Leaf & Pine and Lime Punch Elements Ink

Background colors were added by using the existing ink leftover on my sponge daubers.


A few pen work elements, stamped sentiment (using Mulberry & Merlot inks), then I finished off the card using sequins and bits from the Sparkle Blends mix called Alison's Gothic Peacock.

Hope you're able to join in the fun and make at least one card today...
Happy World Card Making Day!!

 

Thursday, June 3, 2021

Wiggle Wiggle Under the Sea

 Today I wanted to share my latest Fairy Hugs creation...



Wiggles is one of my favorite images from the newest under the sea stamp release. He is so elegant with his long tendrils and all of the tiny bubbles.  To create this card I started off by stamping Wiggles in the center of a Blue Brilliance Fairy-Scapes background paper with VersaMark ink and embossed with both white and maroon embossing powders. After the embossed area had cool I stamped Wiggles multiple times using Medieval Blue VersaFine Clair ink. The sentiment was stamped off to the side with Nocturne ink and embossed with clear embossing powder.  This panel was matted with white cardstock then added to a black card base.









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Tuesday, June 1, 2021

Depth of Life

 Today I wanted to share my latest Fairy Hugs creation...



I just love this new background called Sea Cavern. It really makes the silhouette images pop.  I stamped and embossed the mermaids, shell and sentiment then stamped the frilly seaweed and added dots of white to make them look like they were alight.















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Thursday, May 27, 2021

Casting it's Spell Shaker Card

 Today I wanted to share my latest Fairy Hugs creation...



I love making shaker cards and this one seemed perfect for the new sea sentiment.

To create this card I first colored two pieces of cardstock using Distress Oxide inks. The inside panel was inked with Twisted Citron and Salty Ocean, the outside panel was initially inked with Twisted Citron and Mustard Seed.

From there I stamped the sentiment on the inside panel and embossed with black embossing powder. The outside panel was stamped using VersaMark ink and the Rope Net until the panel was covered. It was then embossed with clear embossing ink. Salty Ocean and Peeled Paint were then rubbed over top of the embossing to make the rope image pop.

The center of the rope panel was die-cut, this window was covered with a piece of acetate and the back was joined to the front panel with foam tape after it was filled with shaker bits from Sparkle Blends.

This shaker was then added to a black card base.





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Tuesday, May 25, 2021

Easy Marble Under the Sea Card with Fairy Hugs

 Today I wanted to share my latest Fairy Hugs creation...



I love creating cards "off the paper" using different and unusual materials for my backgrounds. I have used Rinea foiled paper which was dipped into Marabu's Easy Marble medium. It's so much fun because the outcome is always a unique surprise. If you haven't tried it you really should.

So after the foiled paper was marbled and dried it was time to start stamping to create this lovely underwater scene. All of the images were stamped using VersaFine Clair ink which was left to dry naturally. The panel was then matted and popped onto the blue card base.


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Thursday, May 13, 2021

Spotlight on Sandy

 Today I wanted to share my latest Fairy Hugs creation...



Sandy is such a lovely detailed and intricate stamp, I really wanted to highlight that in this card.  

I started off by stamping the seahorse in the center of a piece of card made using Cosmic Pixie Dust pigment powders for the background. I then stamped both sizes of the Twisted Seaweed around the outside edge of the panel. I then stamped the Ivy Seaweed in the center surrounding Sandy to highlight it even more.  I matted and mounted this panel and finished it off with purple gemstones around the edge.  I wish you could see the shimmer and shine from the Cosmic Pixie Dust...it really adds so much IRL.


 


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Tuesday, May 11, 2021

Mermaid Wreath Easel Card

 Today I wanted to share my latest Fairy Hugs creation...

I had so much fun making this card. Initially I wanted to make a wreath on the front of my card using the various elements but then I thought it would be fun to turn it into a 3D card and figured out how to pop the wreath onto an easel card!


 I had to do a bit of element rearranging so I could prop the wreath up but I think it turned out pretty good.


To create this card I started out by covering a piece of chipboard with blue cardstock and then cut out the wreath. I then stamped all of the elements onto pieces of cardstock and fussy cut.   These elements were arranged then re-arranged until I got the look I was going for.  Some of the elements were glued directly to the wreath and others were added with one or two layers of foam tape to pop them off of the wreath to create depth and dimension.  Glitter was added to the areas where the wreath cardstock showed through.

Next I stamped the inside of the card that would be exposed once the easel was propped up. I used resin gems and pearls to prop up the ease.  This card was mounted on black and white mats and finally attached to the blue card panel.

I had such fun creating this little ocean tale in the round.
I hope you have enjoyed it as well!

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