Hei hei
I dag er det min dag til å inspirere dere igjen :)
Denne gangen har jeg klippet ut et av de vakre motivene på klipparket Danseglede
Ønsker dere en kreativ og fin dag.
Susanne :)
Jeg synes det er så mange fine motivark hos Hobbykunst nå, du finner virkelig noe til alle anledninger.
Denne gangen har jeg laget et kort til en eldre dame, fra arket Lev livet gamlemor. På grunn av de fine fargene i motivet(alle motivene forsåvidt) kan man lett bruke når man bruker disse.
Til dette kortet har jeg brukt rester av det lilla arket jeg brukte til morsdagskortet, og et grått/ blått resteark som panel. Jeg er glad i å få motivene til å poppe litt, og har derfor brukt 3D foam både på motivet og teksten. Teksten er fra Mathia stempelet Gratulerer tekster. Dette er embosset med Ranger White.
Hei,
Tine her - og nå er jeg tilbake som gjestedesigner på teamet til Hobbykunst. Gleder meg til å dele mine kreative ideer med dere.
Mitt første bidrag er et sjokoladekort, malen finner du her.
Jeg har brukt følgende:
- Kaffe og sjokolade ark fra Papirdesign
- Bazzill ark i fargen Java
- Hvitt ark fra Ciao Bella
- Rutete mønsterark fra Rayher
- Mathia stempel Skitur
Jeg har brukt embossing, er veldig glad i effekten det gir på tekster. På mørk farget kartong kommer denne hvite fra Ranger godt frem.
Jeg fikk en liten utfordring av Susanne på designeteamet som gikk ut på å lage dette
stempelet med rosa farger, og siden jeg ikke hadde lyst til å fargelegge akkurat da
så ble det embosset motiv med rosa bakgrunn.
Stempelet er fra Studio Light som du finner her!
Monsterkort med selvlaget bakgrunn
Ingen hemmelighet at jeg liker å lage mine egne bakgrunner, og tidlig i min stempel-design-"karriere" ønsket jeg meg et bakgrunnstempler med mange sirkler uten system.
Her har jeg embosset Sirkel bakgrunnen fra Mathia design med hvitt embossingpulver fra Ranger Ink.
Bakgrunnen er "farget" med Lindy's pulver og vann. Dessverre, så skrev jeg ikke opp hvilke farger jeg brukte når jeg lagde kortet, men full oversikt over Magicals finner du her!
Flere kunder har den siste tiden spurt meg hvilken varmluftpistol jeg liker best,
så her er link til den jeg liker best.
Dette er nok langt fra det siste monsterkortet jeg kommer til å lage,
så "I'll be back" :-P
Kreativ-monster-klem fra Connie
Her er inspirasjon på et bursdagskort til en gamer
med stempler og klippekort fra eget design.
Bursdagskortet har en enkel selvlaget bakgrunn med Mathia-stempel, sort embossing
og Mica spray fra Ranger Ink og Tim Holtz.
Stemplene er en av vårens nyheter som du finner her!
Ellers er det brukt følgende av produkter på gamer kortet...
HKK2395 - klippeark "musikk og spilleglede"
Sort embossing fra Ranger Ink
Kaboks dies "Hurra / Grattis dies"
Kraftfarget kartong fra Rayher
Utstyr som er brukt er følgende...
I am *always* in the mood to make Christmas cards. If I could make nothing but Christmas cards, I would be a very happy girl. 😁 So I started a bit early this year.
I first stamped various snowflake stamps I have in my stash (but you could do this with dies as well), with Broken China and Prize Ribbon Distress Inks on a card panel. Once they dried, I stamped more snowflakes with embossing ink and heat embossed them with a silver sparkly embossing powder. Once they had cooled, I stamped a few more snowflakes again with embossing ink and heat embossed them with white embossing powder.
I stamped Mathia's sentiment from the Nedover tekst stampset with Broken China Distress Ink and then trimmed the panel. I took another card panel and ran the Prize Ribbon stamp pad around the edges so it would frame the smaller panel.
I attached the panels together with Scor tape and attached them to my card base.
I thought about adding a few pieces of bling to the card but I thought the sparkling embossing powder was blingy enough.
Until next time...
Dawn
School starts in just a few days and I will again have time to be creative without interruption! But since I don't have that right now, here's another 5 minute card with some Distress Ink blending and embossing.
I started by blending the center of my card panel with Candied Apple Distress Ink. I then took Ground Espresso and went all around the edges. I went back and forth between the 2 colors until there was a soft blend between them.
On a side note, would you want to see a video of Distress Ink blending on these types of cards? Add a comment, på norsk or in english, and let me know. I am willing to do them but I'm uncertain if you would want to see them.
After the background was blended and dried - let Distress Ink completely dry before embossing - I stamped the trees and a sentiment from Mathia's Artsyplata with embossing ink. I heat embossed both with white embossing powder and trimmed it so it was slightly smaller than my card base.
I took my silver gel pen and drew inconsistent lines (it's easier than completely straight lines and I think it gives it an artsy feel), along with stars and dots around the trees and sentiment. I attached the card panel to the card base with Scor tape and it was complete!
Until next time...
Dawn
I guess technically this card could be considered Clean & Simple but I thought modern grunge'ish felt more appropriate. Generation A is having their confirmations now so I tried to design a card that they might like to get.
I colored up Martine from Mathia Design in a rainbow sweater (because equality) and gave a little extra color in her hair (individual expressionism) but made the rest casual (comfort).
I started off with stamping Martine and the 2 sentiments, one from the Martine stampset (in Villainous potion) and the other from the Nedover tekst stampset (in black). I stamped all of those images on mask paper, fussy cut them out and covered them on the panel. I then stamped the sirklebakgrunn stamp with embossing ink and heat embossed it with silver embossing powder. I didn't want any of the previous stamps to be affected which is why I used the masks. I also brushed off some of the embossing powder before heating to give it an incomplete, grunge type feeling.
I removed the masks from the panel and colored Martine in with my Copic markers. I really liked how the rainbow sweater came out and it wasn't that difficult to do. (Instead of coloring a solid line, tap the marker to make an irregular line and blend it with the colors on either side of it.)
Once she was colored, I added Salvaged Patina Distress Ink to the background, lightly, with my blending brush. I trimmed the panel so it was slightly smaller than the card. I took another panel (cardstock cut to the size of the card), and rubbed the Salvaged Patina ink pad along the edges so it would match the colors used in the card. I then attached both panels to my card base. I hope you like it!
Until next time...
DT Dawn
Happy Easter!
Today's card is a Copic colored Easter card using some stamps I have in my collection with sentiments by Mathia.
First I stamped the bunny and girl with black ink on to a A2 sized piece of Neenah cardstock. I colored them in with Copics and then very carefully created the background behind them. You can also stamp the images on masking paper, cut them out, cover the original images, and color right over them if you want. I didn't feel the need to since the background is fairly simplistic.
Once it was all colored, I stamped the first Mathia sentiment with Versafine and embossed it with clear embossing powder. Then I stamped the 2nd Mathia sentiment (from the same stampset), with clear embossing ink and embossed it with gold embossing powder. I liked the contrast of the black sentiment on the light background but wanted the Easter sentiment to be a little more special.
I die cut the background with MFT's wonky stitches die (one of my favorites!) and attached that panel to my heavy duty card base.
Until next time...
DT Dawn
Sometimes I just feel like playing with inks and seeing what comes from it. Today's card is the result - a card for someone that needs a pick me up or is going through a difficult time.
I started with a piece of watercolor paper and Distress Inks in Speckled Egg, Salvaged Patina, Mermaid Lagoon and Peacock Feathers. I did some very simple, light blending to create a colorful background with all 4 colors. I then stamped the trees from Mathia's Våren kommer stampset and the flowers from Mathia's artsyplata stampset in Peacock Feathers. I then stamped the trees again with Versafine black ink.
Once all of the ink was good and dried, I took the Mathia text stamps from Mathia bakgrunntekst, stamped them with embossing ink and heat embossed them in gold. Using a ruler to guide me, I tore the edges of the panel and tore them into smaller pieces the same way.
Then I took a few scraps of watercolor paper, inked them with Distress Ink, stamped the sentiment from the Mathia Våren kommer stampset and attached everything together with foam tape. I attached a black piece of paper to my card base and attached the finished panel with foam tape as well. I then added Nuvo drops scattered all over to add a bit of bling. There is a lot of dimension on this card!
Until next time....
DT Dawn
Fra HOBBYKUNST,s
nyeste slipp av egenproduserte stempel kom det herlige
BAKGRUNNSTEKST
som jeg har brukt på alle mine kort i dag
HOBBYKUNST,s månedlige utfordring
"TEKSTEN I FOKUS"
Happy New Year!
What creative plans do you have for the new year? I like to have creative goals for the year so I can spend time to learn new techniques and grow my skills. This year will be all about classes! There are an abundance of classes and tutorials online. I have classes scheduled with my favorite artists and a membership to Skillshare so I'm ready! Let me know what you'll be working on by leaving a comment.
After the past months of holiday focus, I thought I would open up the year with a symbol for new beginnings. I know that sounds cheesy but the sky depicts a new day with new possibilities!
I used watercolor to blend yellow, orange, blue and purple on the whole page. Watercolor can be freeing if you allow it to do what it wants. In this case, I think it delivered fairly well.
I then took the mountain stamp from Studio Light and stamped it with Versafine black ink. I used my Misti so I could stamp multiple times and get a good imprint on the textured watercolor paper.
I heat embossed the image with clear embossing powder. I then stamped Mathia's sentiment on scrap card stock and picked out some paper colors that would match with the card while still highlighting the sentiment.
I lined up everything, popping up the sentiment with foam tape, and attached it all to my card base. I really do enjoy the scene, the brightness of the yellow and the earthiness of the mixed browns. What do you think?
Until next time...
DT Dawn
The Craft Consortium company calls these adorable characters Snomes and what a great name for them! I was thrilled I got to color these images for Christmas and make them into cards.
I first stamped the main characters on a Neenah panel and colored them using Copic markers. First I colored the characters in my favorite red Copic combination (R59, R37 & R05) and then colored in the background. I found a picture of a winter scene I liked and used that as inspiration for the background.
Once that was complete I carefully stamped Huldra's Juleklem stamp with embossing ink and heat emboss a beautiful silver embossing powder. There wasn't much else to do but attach my colored panel to my card base! There isn't a lot of assembly with cards like these so you can spend the extra time coloring.
Until next time...
DT Dawn
Today I have a versatile card that could be given for many different reasons. I got the chance to play with this mountain stamp from Studio Light and I'm pretty happy with it!
This background is versatile and very simple to make. I used watercolor paint and paper for this particular card but you could very easily make something similar with other mediums, like Distress Ink.
I chose a few mixes of blue, blended them all together and let it dry. Then I took this mountain image and stamped it with embossing ink multiple times using my Misti.
I sprinkled on white embossing powder and heat set it. Then I took a sentiment from the Mathia artsy stamp set and stamped it in a matching blue. (If you use Distress ink, you can color match it perfectly by using the same ink.)
I used a scrap piece of black paper to give it a very thin border on the left & right sides and attached that to my card base along with the sentiment strip.
This card was extremely simple to make and will make an excellent card for men or for Jul/Christmas! Just add some snow with a white gel pen, choose a holiday sentiment and you're done!
Until next time....
DT Dawn
