Welcome to our World Card-Making Day Blog Hop!
We've made some cards and assembled some cool projects to share with you!
and
there are some prizes to be had!
Hop on over to each of the designers listed below and leave a sweet comment on their
World Card-Making Day blog post.
To be eligible to win a prize, you must leave a your comment on the blogs before midnight on Sunday October 2, 2016. Prizes will be announced shortly after. Here is where you will visit this weekend!
Robyn http://rainbowweaves.blogspot.com/2016/09/world-card-making-day-quietfire-design.html(you are here!)
Happy Hopping! Good luck!
Whenever new stamps from Suzanne arrive, I can't wait to see which ones will fit on ATC's,
my preferred card platform.
All four of the latest release are ATC perfect!
Three of the new stamps are featured below.
All the cards are from my
Off my Desk series,
which means I only use stuff found on my desk at the end of the day.
Sentiment was stamped with VersaFine Onyx, heat embossed clear and using the MISTI the outer frame was overstamped with VersaMark and Ranger superfine silver embossing powder.
The Snow is from the
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas set and I added some DecoArts Snowwriter.
It's hard not to get carried away with this stuff!
Christmas is the day
Sentiment was stamped with VersaFine Onyx, heat embossed clear and using the MISTI the outer frame was overstamped with VersaMark and Ranger superfine silver embossing powder.
The Snow is from the
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas set and I added some DecoArts Snowwriter.
It's hard not to get carried away with this stuff!
Relax is a Silhouette cut file sketched with glitter pens.
Stamping on water color paper that was used as a practice pad and brush wipe sheet, I used the MISTI tool so I could re-stamp to get a good impression to heat emboss, VersaFine Onyx and clear embossing powder.
The top one I used too much ink and it bled a bit.
Sometimes less is more!
Bottom card eggplant embossing powder over Onyx.
Love this cut file!
The back,
stamped with VersaFine Sepia and Ranger superfine copper embossing powder.
Flecks were intentional, and after much deliberation decided not to hide the brad, after covering it with embossing powder.
If I could only have one stamp pad, it might be VersaFine Sepia!
Masking the stamp before inking.
Another sketched cut file.
The back.
Theses cards are all from my
Off my Desk series,
which means I only use stuff found on my desk at the end of the day.
Did you make some cards today? Share them!
and
Be sure to leave a comment below and on each Design Team Blog for prizes!
All comments and questions welcomed!
