Saturday, March 02, 2013
Friday, March 01, 2013
~{Birthday Blues }~
I've been seeing lots of "chalk board" technique cards in blogland and pinterest recently.
Thought I'd give it a go myself.
Instead of stamping with white ink onto black card (which is one way of doing it) I embossed with clear embossing powder onto white card. Then used three different blues and sponged over the top. I used Island Indigo, Night of Navy and Midnight Muse to create a dark but multi toned background.
Do you notice the fabulous ripped edge? This was created using a gadget that nearly passed me by in the current spring/summer catalogue (pg 14). Its a distress tool, ergonomically shaped and easy to use, its great for vintage, distressed and shabby chic style cards, only £4.50. Also useful for taking on aeroplanes if you need to cut thread! My mum has a similar one for her tatting.

Thought I'd give it a go myself.
Instead of stamping with white ink onto black card (which is one way of doing it) I embossed with clear embossing powder onto white card. Then used three different blues and sponged over the top. I used Island Indigo, Night of Navy and Midnight Muse to create a dark but multi toned background.
Do you notice the fabulous ripped edge? This was created using a gadget that nearly passed me by in the current spring/summer catalogue (pg 14). Its a distress tool, ergonomically shaped and easy to use, its great for vintage, distressed and shabby chic style cards, only £4.50. Also useful for taking on aeroplanes if you need to cut thread! My mum has a similar one for her tatting.

Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Friday, February 01, 2013
-{spring catalogue is here }-
Yummy yummy yummy!
I was extremely constrained with my pre order. There are so many pretty products in {this} new catalogue. It would be very easy to spend £45 to get your free gift out of the Saleabration leaflet, see it {here}
Here is a card made with the gorgeous Tea for Two designer series paper.
If you like florals, teatime, shabby chic, patchwork and a spring colour palette then this is one for you. As usual there are also some generic patterns in colours that would be fine for mens cards.
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