Tag: Just Rite Stamps

Digital Image, GinaK Designs, My Favorite Things, Stamps of Life

Cards for the Children

Anne Slattery

This week’s Midweek Throwdown Challenge is a shout out to make cards for the children. So here are a few I made.

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Stamps of Life image and die cut; Copic markers for coloring; Glossy Accents on the gumballs; Just Rite sentiment.

Ladybug-hug-cutoutStamps of Life image, die cut and sentiment.

P1250032Stamps of Life Image, die cuts, Just Rite Sentiment, Spellbinders circle die.

teen-girlAimee Asher Boutique Digital Image; computer generated sentiment. MFT Spring background stamp, cardstock and circle die cut.

cheerleaderAimee Asher Boutique digital image; GinaK Design sentiment.

And I am still working on using every one of the sketches on OWH and I am up to #115, while still trying to stay up with the current sketches. So here is a card using #115 and #209:

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Sketch #115 – GinaK Design Image; MFT sentiment.

209-sketchSketch #209 – Hero Arts Image, Cuttlebug EF Baby’s Breath; Martha Stewart Punch; Pearl Pen; MFT Die-namics Circle; SU Framelits (Bitty Banners), MFT Woodgrain Background Stamp

My Favorite Things, Online Card Classes, Stamps by Judith

OWH Sketch #207

Anne Slattery

Stencils seem to have come around again and are the current trend in the paper crafting world. Lately I have been creating my own backgrounds using stencils, sponging, the retiform technique, brayering and getting ink everywhere in the process and usually it is on my almost finished project (ARRRRR). That being said I’ve used stencils today on my card. You can find today’s OWH Sunday sketch here.

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For this card I used the brick wall stencil with kraft ink on whip cream cardstock — all from My Favorite Things. I used some of the oldest interactive stamps I have from Stamps by Judith for the image and the sentiment is from Just Rite Stamps called Hugs and Kisses. The flowers were stamped with Razzle Berry ink and Sour Apple from My Favorite Things. I used a Copic marker to add water to the jar.

Online Card Classes is offering a class on Creative Ways to use Stencils on Cards starting Friday January 24, 2014 which I have registered for and am looking forward to. There is a fee to take the class. It is interactive, and you have access to it forever to refer back to the videos and pdf files. I participated in the Summer Card Class and learned so much (some of which I am still trying). Just a suggestion in case you are interested.

Enjoy what is left of the weekend and thanks for stopping by.