A couple of weeks ago when I was on a mission to tidy up my paper collection I found some sheets that I had bought while on a trip to Robe, at a little shop on the way there.I can’t tell you the name of the papers, as I can’t recall, but these are some of the cards I made with it. I used stampin up cardstock and sentiment stamps, a scalloped circle die, and some ribbon as well as a little bit of fussy cutting. I like the combination of yellow and pink on the bottom cards! Today in the craft room, I have gone back to my graphic 45 botanical tea paper and have been making a few more Mothers day cards to take around to the school this week. Til tomorrow….
Tag: fussy cutting
Kaisercraft velvet crush number 13
Today I thought I would show a card I made for our card club challenge. The challenge was to use a whole sheet of kaisercraft velvet crush patterned paper and a length of ribbon on one card. This was a huge challenge for me as my goal is usually to get as much out of one sheet of paper as I can!My bow on the front has become a little loose – something I didnt notice when we took the photo, but ignoring that…on the front I used the ribbon, and a prima button and pearl swirl. I die cut an oval out of the front of the card and sandwiched a length of ribbon between the paper and cardstock, then fussy cut the frames and stuck them on the ribbon, after stamping my greetings. Inside, I also decorated the blank cardstock, and fussy cut the rest of the paper and stuck it on top, and Die cut a butterfly and added rhinestones.One sheet of paper successfully used! Til tomorrow….
Graphic 45 Botanical tea number 9 ( the last… for now)
Here is the last of my Graphic 45 Botanical Tea ( for now) . For this last one I edged all my pieces with Tea Dye distress ink, did some fussy cutting, and used some yellow liquid pearls and kindyglitz to finish.Some of the flowers were 3″d with foam pads.I have spent this afternoon in the craft room planning out one of my June lessons. A different kind of lesson for that month – it will be interesting to see what the ladies think of it. I have had great fun playing with a couple of new dies from couture creations. I am heading back there in a minute to do some stamping – haven’t done much of that lately, and I am feeling creative! til tomorrow….
graphic 45 Botanical Tea number 8
Tonights card is a double easel card, made with Graphic 45 Botanical Tea. These papers are great for this style of card – so many choices ! I did lots of fussy cutting for this one, and no ribbon or lace needed! Til tomorrow…
Graphic 45 Botanical Tea 7
Quickest of posts tonight as I am running som far behind with tea! Graphic 45 Botanical Tea paper collection, a bit of layering and lots of fussy cutting! Lace and ribbon bow to finish it off! Til tomorrow….
Graphic 45 Botanical tea number 6
Lots of fussy fussy cutting on this one! Graphic 45 Botanical Tea paper collection, ribbon , lace and kindyglitz. the cardstock is by stampin up.Today I picked up my graphic 45 by the sea paper so tonight i look forward to watching some tv and fussy cutting so that I can start creating with it. I also picked up the rest of my lesson requirements for June lessons, so I am all sorted for a creative Eatser! Til tomorrow…..
Graphic 45 Botanical Tea number 5
Graphic 45 Botanical Tea paper collection, with stampin Up cardstock for the base card.A bit of fussy cutting from various papers from the same range, and a ribbon bow, lace and kindyglitz to finish it off!Today I have been busy ( after cooking and cleaning) in the craft room making boxes and cards to put in them, ready for my craft stall at the local craft fair in June.Most of my time until then will be spent getting ready for this fair.Til tomorrow….
Graphic 45 botanical tea number 4
Not so many layers on this one – graphic 45 Botanical Tea paper collection, and just a little bit of fussy cutting from various elements on the sheets of paper in this collection, all mounted on to a stampin up cardstock.I inked around the edges of the layered paper with tea dye distress ink, and the other elements with spun sugar distress ink. No ribbon or lace required on this one! Til tomorrow….
Graphic 45 Botanical Tea number 3
Graphic 45 Botanical tea 12 x 12 papers, layered onto a 12cm x 18 cm card ( bigger than I normally do). I fussy cut some birds and postage stamps from another sheet of the paper and die cut the sentiment and inked around the edges with Tea dye ink. I had a very busy morning teaching my class at paper flourish this morning. There was a sale on in the shop and lots of people came to shop!We had a lovely morning card making and chatting,and I am quite sad that because of all the public holidays this month I don’t teach another class til next month.In the meantime I have lots of lovely new papers to make into lessons for June and July so I will keep myself busy over all these public holidays. Til tomorrow…
Graphic 45 botanical tea number 2
Graphic 45 Botanical tea, with stampin up carstock for the base card,a couple of layers of the paper distressed and inked with tea dye distress ink,lots of fussy cutting, and bits tucked behind bits, and lace and prima pearl swirls.quick post as tea is cooking! til tomorrow….
Helens Card Designs 