Monday, October 24, 2016
Slight Variation on Halloween Cards
When my friend asked me to make her some Halloween cards, I did inform her that I didn't have enough of the same patterned paper to use for all five of the cards. I did manage to make three the same, and the other two had a slightly different paper. Here are those two:
Saturday, October 22, 2016
Alternate Interior
I showed my previous Halloween card to a friend who immediately asked if I could make 5 for her but with a cat inside. The exterior of the card remained the same, but here's the interior:
The black cat is "Whiskers the Cat" from Elizabeth Craft Designs, and the bats are from "Stitched Autumn Icons" by Sugar Pea Designs.
The black cat is "Whiskers the Cat" from Elizabeth Craft Designs, and the bats are from "Stitched Autumn Icons" by Sugar Pea Designs.
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Halloween Pop-Up
I wanted to make a Halloween card for my niece's younger son, and also wanted to use the Elizabeth Craft Design "Twist Circle Pop-Up" die.
I used a Halloween patterned paper for the card base. The sentiment is from a Halloween stamp set I've had for a while and, unfortunately, I don't know what company makes it. The silhouette at the bottom is from Elizabeth Craft Design, "Halloween Scene."
On the inside, I used one of the sentiments from "Tricky Trio" from Papertrey. Then from Elizabeth Craft Design, I used "Midnight the Bat," and "Twist Circle Pop-up" for the pop-up element as well as for the circle die cut. Watching Karen Burniston's YouTube video was essential for the success of this card.
I used a Halloween patterned paper for the card base. The sentiment is from a Halloween stamp set I've had for a while and, unfortunately, I don't know what company makes it. The silhouette at the bottom is from Elizabeth Craft Design, "Halloween Scene."
On the inside, I used one of the sentiments from "Tricky Trio" from Papertrey. Then from Elizabeth Craft Design, I used "Midnight the Bat," and "Twist Circle Pop-up" for the pop-up element as well as for the circle die cut. Watching Karen Burniston's YouTube video was essential for the success of this card.
Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Jump for Joy Birthday Card
It's really unusual for me to complete a card a month before I need it, but that's exactly what I've done here!
On the front I used "Fringe Scalloped Rectangle" by L'il Inker Designs, and the "Best Wishes" sentiment is from Impression Obsession.
On the inside, the sentiment, all the critters, the piles of leaves along with the matching individual leaves are all from "Jump for Joy" by Lawn Fawn. The sentiment is cut with "Fishtail Banner Die Two" by Your Next Stamp. The entire scene is popped up using Lawn Fawn's "Stitched Hillside Pop-Ups." In the background, the tree frame is "Leafy Tree Backdrop: Landscape," and the barren trees behind that are "Stitched Tree Borders," both from Lawn Fawn.
On the front I used "Fringe Scalloped Rectangle" by L'il Inker Designs, and the "Best Wishes" sentiment is from Impression Obsession.
On the inside, the sentiment, all the critters, the piles of leaves along with the matching individual leaves are all from "Jump for Joy" by Lawn Fawn. The sentiment is cut with "Fishtail Banner Die Two" by Your Next Stamp. The entire scene is popped up using Lawn Fawn's "Stitched Hillside Pop-Ups." In the background, the tree frame is "Leafy Tree Backdrop: Landscape," and the barren trees behind that are "Stitched Tree Borders," both from Lawn Fawn.
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