I thought I would show you the cards that we are making at Bel Air Baptist Church "Creative Card Group this Thursday night. Our first card uses paper folding as our technique using designer series paper (dsp) to make a tree.
Stamp Sets : Perfect punches
Ink: real red
Paper: certainly celery, pacific point, whisper white, pacific point, DSP- In Colour pack, chocolate chip
Accessories: top note die, big shot machine, scallop circle die, scallop circle punch, word window punch, petals-a-plenty textured impressions folder
Technique: paper folding
I first saw this technique on the blog of Connie Babbert:- http://inkspiredtreasures.com/cards/stamping-411-folded-christmas-tree/>
Our second card is using heat embossing.
Stamp Sets : Perfect punches, Christmas classics
Ink: garden green, watermark, real red, encore gold
Paper: garden green, real red,
Accessories: top note die, big shot machine, scallop circle punch, riding hood red red
Technique: heat embossing
I thought I would show the cards that we are making at Bel Air Creative Card Group today and on Friday.
All cards are using stamps from the set "Fun and Fast notes".
The first and second card are using the baby stamp with the first using pretty in pink as the base, layered with certainly celery and the circles pink pirouette. The second cards base is marina mist and layered with certainly celery and the circles are bashful blue. The fourth card is using the same stamp on a white base with a torn stirp of baja breeze and old olive. On both cards the 3 smaller circles have been cut out using the Sizzix Circles # 2 die and attached to the certainly celery and then embossed with the perfect polka dots textured embossing folder. The larger circle has been added as a feature with dimensionals.
The third card is using the Christmas tree on whisper white with a base of riding hood red and a layer of old olive. This layer has been embossed with the petals a plenty textured impressions folder. The Christmas tree has been stamped on an oval which was cut out using the Sizzix ovals die. To line up the images on all the cards I have used the "Stamp-a-ma-jig"
The Christmas Tree I have used "direct to rubber" technique using markers to colour in the image and then stamp. I have also used blender pens to go over some of the outlines to enhance the image.
