Showing posts with label Sequins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sequins. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 13, 2021

Love


 I began this A2-sized card by stenciling the top layer using the following Distress Oxide inks: broken china, squeezed lemonade and picked raspberry. Then, I mounted it on a turquoise card stock, then on an orange card stock and finally on a white card base. Next, I die cut the sentiment and glued it to the top layer. Finally, I added a few turquoise sequins.

I'm sharing this with:

Just Us Girls Trend Week #566 

 

Addicted to Stamps and More - Challenge #396 - Make Your Mark  

Simon Says: Layer It Up

The Sisterhood of Crafters - Die Cuts and/or Embossing Folders  

613 Avenue Create - CHALLENGE #1 JANUARY 2021- ANYTHING GOES 

More Mixed Media Challenge - Anything Goes with optional Blue  

HLS January Anything Goes with Dies Challenge 


HLS January Stencil Challenge  


LTSCB #141 - Anything Goes

Laugh


 I began this A2-sized card by stenciling the top layer. I stenciled one way using Distress Oxide ink in broken china, then I turned it around and stenciled the same design using twisted citron. Next, I cut it down and mounted it on turquoise card stock, mounted that on a green card stock and mounted that on a white card base. After that, I die cut the sentiment and glued it to the top layer. Finally, I finished it off with gluing a few turquoise sequins in the left hand corner.

I'm sharing this with:

Just Us Girls Trend Week #566 

 

Addicted to Stamps and More - Challenge #396 - Make Your Mark  

Simon Says: Layer It Up

The Sisterhood of Crafters - Die Cuts and/or Embossing Folders  

LTCCB #54 - January Anything Goes

613 Avenue Create - CHALLENGE #1 JANUARY 2021- ANYTHING GOES  

More Mixed Media Challenge - Anything Goes with optional Blue 

HLS January Anything Goes with Dies Challenge  


 

HLS January Stencil Challenge  

 

Sunday, October 4, 2020

Fall Leaves


This is a 5 1/4" square card. The card base is black.

First, I cut the orange and cream text-weight paper at 5 1/4" by 4 3/4". From there, I cut the left panel at 1 1/4". I adhered both into place using double-sided tape. Then, I die cut the three different leaves and adhered one to the other. I glued them to the card base. Finally, I added three sequins.

I'm sharing this with:

Freshly Made Sketches #455 

 

Just Us Girls #556 Word Week - Plaid 

 

Sunday, August 2, 2020

Buzzing Around



To make this slimline card, I started with a white card stock panel measuring 8 1/4" by 3 1/4". I cut some cardboard to make a stencil for the background. I used Distress Ink Speckled Egg and a make-up brush to create the striations. Then, I stamped the shadow of the bees with Distress Ink Weathered Wood. After that, I stamped the bees and the sentiment in Versafine Onyx ink. Then, I pierced the paper to show the flight of the bumble bees. Then, I added the sequins. When that dried, I attached the panel to yellow card stock slimline card blank. All stamps are by Stampin' Up!.

The House That Stamps Built Tic-Tac-Toe Challenge JL820




Saturday, August 1, 2020

Butterfly Card



I started this A2 card by making the folding that is in the center. I started with a 4" square of double-sided designer paper. I found the center by folding one way and then the other. Then, I folded each corner to the center. After that, I folded the corners back on themselves leaving about a half inch of blue showing. I folded everything back to the center again and cut a white frame for around it. That frame measured about 3" square. I centered the double-side paper on it and used double-sided tape to secure it. I used double-sided tape to adhere it to the card taking care to center it. I punched (Stampin' Up!) out the butterfly and glued it to the inside of the folded area making sure to center it. I stamped the sentiment (Stampin' Up!) in the lower right hand corner and attached three sequins above it.

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Saturday, October 5, 2019

Today is a Good Day to Sparkle

It's always a good day to sparkle! This set, from Ellen Hutson, consists of stamps and a die. I bent the stamp to make it wavy, and I die cut "Sparkle" out of mirrored silver card stock. I added a few sequins, so the card would really sparkle.





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Less is More: Challenge #405 - Recipe - We Pick, You Pick

The Creative Crafters: CHALLENGE #20 [Anything Goes] 

Addicted to Stamps and More: Challenge #361 Anything Goes