Showing posts with label Reflective. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reflective. Show all posts

16 September 2008

Muchas Gracias

It's a cat and dog tale on Cute Card Thursday this week and a cat or dog has to feature. I've made a little folder for stamped images from a great tutorial by Moni on her blog Moni's Creative Place, Rach has a link to this on her blog too which is how I originally found it, thank you girls. I think it's a lovely and a very clever idea and it's easy to follow the instructions and make it up.

I've used a little Clear Stamps set which I've stamped in Versafine Sepia and water coloured with Ranger distress inks, then cut out with Nestabilities together with a mat of pale green Bazzil Bling with a scalloped square. For the wallet I've used a dark green bazzil card and I've strengthened it a bit with more card where I put the magnetic closure. The fold over flap is decorated with a layer of the pale green Bazzil Bling, My Minds Eye dots paper a strip of pale green sparkly glitter paper, layered paper flowers with gems and then the image panel which is popped up on dimension tape.

I'd like to thank everyone for all the lovely comments left this last week and as always, they're very much enjoyed and appreciated. Apologies for not having been able to get round to everyone to reply due to work.

Back soon,
Chris

24 August 2008

Reflective

No challenge card today but I just wanted to colour this lovely Image kindly donated by my friend Tania, it's called Reflective by Elizabeth Bell for Sugar Nellie. She's so pretty and I've coloured her with distress inks and mounted her on black card and cut around. I really can't remember what this card fold is called at the moment but the two flaps have black card cut and stuck over the blue dp, I've doodled flowers with Sakura glaze pens and added the image panel over these. I've made a window on the right hand panel and drawn the panes, curtains etc and then gone over with glaze for the effect of glass. I added the sentiment and some paper flowers with gems to finish. TFL.

Back soon,
Chris