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I am: A sister to 4 and aunt to 12. A primary trained teacher working with High School aged special needs students. A new Stampin' Up Demonstrator.
Showing posts with label Lovely as a Tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lovely as a Tree. Show all posts

Sunday, October 17, 2010

More Christmas cards


For these cards I used:

Stamps: Lovely as a Tree (large tree)
             Heard from the Heart (sentiment)

Ink: Old Olive and Real Red

 DSP Patterned paper: Old Olive

Card: Whisper White, Real Red

Embellishments: Brads: Real Red and Old Olive
                         Basic Pearls

Loads of Love Xmas card

You would think having time off work with a leg injury would allow for more cardmaking / scrapbooking, however it is surprisingly hard to do lying down with your foot elevated higher than your heart.
However I did manage to create this one.


I used masking techniques to create this card. The large tree from Lovely as a Tree stamp was stamped in Old Olive around the edge of Whisper White Card Stock and sprinkled with Dazzling Diamonds Glitter. I masked the trees and stamped the truck from the Loads of Love stamp set. I water coloured the truck and used some of the words from the Loads of Love Christmas sentiment in Real Red. And mounting the Whisper White onto Real Red Card.
I like the framing of the trees around the card and want to try some different images in the centre.

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

A Christmas Card


I saw a similar card (link below) and loved the idea. I use Old Olive Ink and the large tree from the Lovely As A Tree stamp set to create the tree branches at the top of the card. I then created the baubles by using the Circle Circus stamp set and stamping in versa mark, using the Heat & Stick Powder to adhere the Dazzling Diamonds Stampin' Glitter onto Real Red Card Stock. I used the 1" and 3/4" circle punches to punch out the baubles.I used a retired set call Best Yet for the sayings.
The background trees were also dusted with Dazzling Diamonds to give that Christmas sparkle.

http://teriscraftspot.blogspot.com/2009_11_01_archive.html