Tanken bak dette klippearket er at de som ikke lager kort så ofte,
ikke skal kunne trenger så mye utstyr og at det er raske kort.
Det er 6 motiver på klippearket som kan klippes ut til hele forsider
Klippearket finner du her!
Håper du blir inspirert til å lage noen clean and simple kort!
Kreativhilsen fra Connie
Herlig og enkelt kort med klippeark fra eget design og så klart Mathia-stempler!
Kortet er laget av Anne Lise og er inspirasjon til raske og enkle kort!
Superenkelt monsterkort med Mathia-stempler!
Selve motivet er fargelagt med Copic-tusjer med noen hvite "highlights" som er gjort med min favoritt pen i hvitt. Distress Oxides som er brukt er Cracked Pistachio.
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
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