This card was made for the Creative Inspirations Paint: Inspired by challenge. This weeks challenge is Spreading Your Wings. It was simply done by using a cuttlebug embossing folder. I reversed the embossing so I could stamp the butterflies in green going in the right direction. . I used fairy dust Creative Inspirations Paint to highlight the butterflies. I added the ribbon, but wish I hadn't. Too late now.
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Showing posts with label cuttlebug. Show all posts
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Creative Inspiration Paints - Spreading your wings
This card was made for the Creative Inspirations Paint: Inspired by challenge. This weeks challenge is Spreading Your Wings. It was simply done by using a cuttlebug embossing folder. I reversed the embossing so I could stamp the butterflies in green going in the right direction. . I used fairy dust Creative Inspirations Paint to highlight the butterflies. I added the ribbon, but wish I hadn't. Too late now.
Labels:
creative inspirations paint,
cuttlebug
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Critter Sketch Challenge Window sketch

I made this card for the Critter Sketch Challenge for this week. The scene seen through the window is made from stamps from Sutter. The background is a cuttlebug folder turned sideways. I needed to line it up and run it through twice.
Labels:
Critter sketch challenge,
cuttlebug,
Sutter
Monday, April 13, 2009
10 minute card

I hope everyone had a good Easter. I wanted to share this card because it was quick to do. This time of year becomes very busy with the beginning of yardwork and working in the garden. The stamping slows down considerably. The sky is done using dye inks and a stipple brush. I estimated where I wanted the color changes to be. The stamp is from Cornish Heritage. I just stamped in black on top of the sky. The card front was embossed with a cuttlebug and the scene framed and attached to the front. It might make a good man's card or perhaps a sympathy card.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Die cut challenge


These two scene cards were made for a Stampscapes die cut challenge. I used the Nestabilities Labels One die cut. I don't think you can tell from the image, but the waterfall scene was placed on top of the embossed Cuttlebug Swiss dots. In the cabin scene, the window was cut out and embossed with the Swiss dots and the scene was placed under so it would appear in the opening.
Labels:
cuttlebug,
spellbinders,
stampscapes
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