Apologies for the shadow on the card but photographing in miserable rainy weather is not my strong point. I prefer to rely on natural light but it seems I am going to have to change my ways and get used to the lack of light in the northern hemisphere winters.
I bought this cute Cottage Cutz Santa & Reindeer Resting die online last week. I wanted something a little different and have always liked Cottage Cutz dies. I think I will be using this die with different backgrounds in the future, perhaps a watercolour night sky. Will have to ask DH to knock me up a few !
The sentiment is from an old Hero Arts set called Holiday Sayings.
Showing posts with label Hero Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hero Art. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Cottage Cutz - Duck w/egg
Well, I needed a card for a friend's birthday and found I did not have a suitable one in my stash. This card was thrown together in super quick time which should teach me a lesson to not spend hours looking for just the right background paper or stamp. With most of my craft stash still in boxes it takes forever to find things !
For this card I used Cottage Cutz Duck w/egg die. It is just so cute ! The background paper is an old Creative Memories one and the sentiment stamp is from the Hero Arts set called Message Bubbles.
Labels:
Cottage Cutz dies,
Creative Memories,
Hero Art
Sunday, January 11, 2015
Penny Black - Eat Cake
This card was made for a 9 year old friend of ours. I used an image from the Penny Black Eat Cake stamp set with Archival Black ink. To colour the image in I used a variety of Stampin Up watercolour crayons, different makes of markers, Distress Inks, a blender pen plus a paint brush and water.
Spellbinders Deckled Edge Rectangles frame the image and I matted it on a couple of scrap pieces I had laying around. The sentiment is from a Hero Arts set called Classic Messages. Not sure where I got the card from but I think it might be from a selection of Stampin Up ones I purchased on eBay years ago.
Spellbinders Deckled Edge Rectangles frame the image and I matted it on a couple of scrap pieces I had laying around. The sentiment is from a Hero Arts set called Classic Messages. Not sure where I got the card from but I think it might be from a selection of Stampin Up ones I purchased on eBay years ago.
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Hero Arts - Timely Bird
Apologies for not posting for a while but we moved house, again. Hopefully, this will be the last move for a while !
On a recent shopping trip up to Camden in London we bought a some items from an Asian store and they came wrapped in a really interesting couple of sheets of handmade tissue paper. I decided to experiment with it and used 3 colours of Carole's Craft Shimmer Magic spray misters for the background. I then used Versafine Onyx Black ink for the Hero Arts Timely Bird stamp and wrapped the tissue paper around a square piece of card stock.
The black die cut is from Go Kreate 6 x 6 Frame Wavy #1 and the decoration at the top of the card is a Marianne D Anjas Vintage Decoration die out of CM Storybox Everyday paper. With still being a little upside down in the craft room I could only find a blue lid to photograph the card on, not sure it was the right thing to do !!
On a recent shopping trip up to Camden in London we bought a some items from an Asian store and they came wrapped in a really interesting couple of sheets of handmade tissue paper. I decided to experiment with it and used 3 colours of Carole's Craft Shimmer Magic spray misters for the background. I then used Versafine Onyx Black ink for the Hero Arts Timely Bird stamp and wrapped the tissue paper around a square piece of card stock.
The black die cut is from Go Kreate 6 x 6 Frame Wavy #1 and the decoration at the top of the card is a Marianne D Anjas Vintage Decoration die out of CM Storybox Everyday paper. With still being a little upside down in the craft room I could only find a blue lid to photograph the card on, not sure it was the right thing to do !!
Labels:
Creative Memories,
Go Kreate,
Hero Art,
Marianne D
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