Dawn har laget inspirasjon på pakkelapper til jul...
Lag-på-lag med mønsterpapir, 3D-puter og klippemotiv
Et litt mer voksent kort til en som kanskje nyter pensjonisttilværelsen,
eller til noen som elsker kulinariske nytelser :-)
Her har DT Dawn brukt Distress Inks til de forskjellige delene på kortet
Alt er blending teknikk med blending børste!
Motivene er forskjellige klippeark fra Hobbykunst - full oversikt her!
Dawn har laget monsterkort med Distress bakgrunn
Distress Inks som er brukt på bakgrunnen er
Twisted Citron, Spiced Marmelade og Squeezed Lemonade.
Dies settet som er brukt på dette kortet er fra Simple and Basic,
og det har en del forskjellige former som kan settes sammen til et kult kort
eller bruke sammen med andre dieser.
Dies settet finner du her!
Klippearket finner du her!
Kreativhilsen fra Connie
Her har jeg laget en boks som kan innholde en liten tic tac boks. Jeg har lagd boksen i kartong og limt på en rest papir fra Maja Design.
Stans ut et vindu i boksen før man limer den sammen og etter at mønsterpapiret er limt på.
Malen ligger under bildene.
I went out of my comfort zone with this card. I don't often make cards with many layers but I gave it a try with this one.
I used a variety of papers here - Neenah, colored paper and patterned paper. I die cut the Papirdesign sentiment (not the exact same but close) and alpaca from white, red and black cardstock. I then die cut some snowflakes from red and white card stock. I glued the sentiment to a scrap piece of card stock and used a black pen to create some shadows. I covered the hat in glue and dipped it into the flocking powder and brushed off the excess. I glued all of the pieces of the alpacaa together and added some glitter to the white part of the hat.
I then cut all of the panels for the front 2 mm smaller for each piece so they layered nicely together. Using glue and Scor tape, I taped all of the layers together and attached them to my 15 x 15cm card base. I arranged the snowflakes and the sentiment piece and attached them together and then popped up the alpaca with foam tape and added them all to the card.
I don't know about you but I am definitely looking forward to using flocking powder on my Christmas cards this year!
Until next time...
Dawn
This coloring is sooo easy, anyone can do it. This Christmas card design is sooo simple, anyone can do it. This is a very good card to duplicate easily and quickly many, many times.
This stamp is an old Tim Holtz stamp from my stash. While not available at the moment, there are a number of Tim Holtz stamps that would be equally perfect for this style card. This one would be perfect!
I stamped the image and the sentiment from Mathia's typograf stampset in black ink on a card panel. I took my Copics and chose a light and a dark for each color family - R27, R20, G09. G02, C4 and C2. I used the lighter color along the edges of the coloring area and the darker in the center.
I then ran the card panel through my Big Shot with the MFT Wonky Stitched rectangular die. I attached my card panel to my card base and it was all done. So simple, so easy but still so nice!
Until next time...
Dawn