Sunday, 22 July 2012

Heart to art

Black-white card with red heart - made in
crackled paint (watercolours + crackle glaze)


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Black & white + one 
 
JAI 127 Colour Combo







In a rainbow dream valley with you

Marbled rainbow card with sheep 
 
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July & August Color Inspiration Challenge...
Challenge #28 - Your Favourite Animal

Saturday, 14 July 2012

Reflections on sisterhood

Glittering marbled card with a picture of my little sisters

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Tuesday, 10 July 2012

Elephantastic


Elephant card for mum 
I wanted a fun birthday card for mum, 
so I came up with this elefun card. 
Since we are four sisters, 
there are four small elephants in the card. 
The big elephant is the elephant mum.





Elephant card template - click to save the image

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Challenge #113 - Initials (Wiola- Wszystkiego najlepszego...) 
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Sunday, 8 July 2012

July brings cooling showers, apricots and gillyflowers

Birds and friends - marbled card

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Anything but square 
Chimply cute - marbled card

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Challenge #69

Saturday, 23 June 2012

Pastel and present

Thank You Card
I found some marbled paper from the early 90s in my stacks of random things. I decided to use it for my latest card project. I combined it with some purple and light green paper found in the craft stores. The light green flowers are cut out from a floral paper sheet. 

I used a scallop punch from Knock Outs for the small scallops. The bigger scallops are cut out by hand. You can also create a scalloped edge, without using a punch. I create my bigger scalloped edges, by using a glue stick, pencil and a pair of small scissors. I put the cap of the glue stick on a paper and move my pencil around the cap and draw a half circle. Then I create my next half circle beside the previous half circle, and repeat the process until I have enough of half circles in a row. (Did that make sense? If not, just ask me to explain it in a more coherent way. ) 

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Make your own Embellishment!
Any die will do
Memories Are Made Of This