As you can see, each card was slightly different. These are just 4 of the many that I made. To start, I either downloaded or created my background paper. The Filigree is a special Memory Box die called Embedded Pear, that I found at the convention. I bought it because I thought it would make a beautiful corner piece, but as I checked out the gal told me it was made to fit their pear die. How silly, thought I - who would ever do that. Then I saw a couple samples of work done with the two dies combined and stopped thinking it was such a silly idea. Since I had not purchased the Pear Die at the show, I had to recreate the proper size and proportions and make a template and again create or download my papers. Use the template to make the pear, cut it out, sponge on different colors to create shading and realism. I cut the filigree from different shades of brown. Made a leaf and stem and then assembled everything. The last step was putting on the bling. I was going to use 'diamonds' but found these coppery multi-color pieces in my drawer and thought they were perfect for the coloring on the card. It was fun and challenging, but among other things I am thankful that I have the time to play and create that which is in my mind, not to mention my thankfulness for all the 'toys' that I use.
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
The Pears of Thanksgiving
Hope you had a verry blessed Thanksgiving. By now everyone has received their cards and it is safe to post them.
As you can see, each card was slightly different. These are just 4 of the many that I made. To start, I either downloaded or created my background paper. The Filigree is a special Memory Box die called Embedded Pear, that I found at the convention. I bought it because I thought it would make a beautiful corner piece, but as I checked out the gal told me it was made to fit their pear die. How silly, thought I - who would ever do that. Then I saw a couple samples of work done with the two dies combined and stopped thinking it was such a silly idea. Since I had not purchased the Pear Die at the show, I had to recreate the proper size and proportions and make a template and again create or download my papers. Use the template to make the pear, cut it out, sponge on different colors to create shading and realism. I cut the filigree from different shades of brown. Made a leaf and stem and then assembled everything. The last step was putting on the bling. I was going to use 'diamonds' but found these coppery multi-color pieces in my drawer and thought they were perfect for the coloring on the card. It was fun and challenging, but among other things I am thankful that I have the time to play and create that which is in my mind, not to mention my thankfulness for all the 'toys' that I use.
As you can see, each card was slightly different. These are just 4 of the many that I made. To start, I either downloaded or created my background paper. The Filigree is a special Memory Box die called Embedded Pear, that I found at the convention. I bought it because I thought it would make a beautiful corner piece, but as I checked out the gal told me it was made to fit their pear die. How silly, thought I - who would ever do that. Then I saw a couple samples of work done with the two dies combined and stopped thinking it was such a silly idea. Since I had not purchased the Pear Die at the show, I had to recreate the proper size and proportions and make a template and again create or download my papers. Use the template to make the pear, cut it out, sponge on different colors to create shading and realism. I cut the filigree from different shades of brown. Made a leaf and stem and then assembled everything. The last step was putting on the bling. I was going to use 'diamonds' but found these coppery multi-color pieces in my drawer and thought they were perfect for the coloring on the card. It was fun and challenging, but among other things I am thankful that I have the time to play and create that which is in my mind, not to mention my thankfulness for all the 'toys' that I use.
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Candy - Snowman Die
Pop over here: http://handmadebytlc.blogspot.com/ and enter to win a snowman die.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Woohoo...Promarkers Candy...
Nicole at http://stampingnicole.blogspot.com/ is giving away 50 brand new ProMarkers See her note below and go sign up....
- http://stampingnicole.blogspot.com/From Nicole: Hi Lady's
Everyday I get so
many lovely comments from lots of you. Sometimes I wonder how to thank you all
for doing so. So this time I am going to giveaway a set of 50 brandnew
Promarkers + 50 nibs you can put on your promarkers to make it in to a
multi-liner. I even going to giveaway 2 sets of Metallic Markers. So in total
there will be 3 winners.
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Want Great Graphics?
http://brokenboxstock.blogspot.com/
I'm impressed with the quality of their digi stamps and find this club to be a real bargain....
Just in case you are interested.
I'm impressed with the quality of their digi stamps and find this club to be a real bargain....
Just in case you are interested.
Friday, November 2, 2012
Mega Candy
and here's the URL in case that doesn't work
http://pinkpuds.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/mega-candy-time.html
Great blog -great candy! Check it out.
http://pinkpuds.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/mega-candy-time.html
Great blog -great candy! Check it out.
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