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This challenge was a real thinker. We were asked to use stamps or a stencil to create a frame to highlight a section of a card. I am generally happy with the cards I made, but boy, are they all over the place in terms of style!
This challenge was a real thinker. We were asked to use stamps or a stencil to create a frame to highlight a section of a card. I am generally happy with the cards I made, but boy, are they all over the place in terms of style!
My first card uses the "Cherry Blossoms" set. I cut apart flower sections of one of the papers and colored over them to make them more purple. Then I used the small flower stamps to make a frame around the sentiment. This is one of my all-time favorite Club Scrap kits, and I was happy to get a chance to use it again!
The second card uses an older set called "Stamped Bouquet." I stamped the main image twice, colorimg the image with Copics that I fussy cut and added on top of the base card. I framed the floral image and the sentiment with one of the smaller, more linear stamps from the set. I popped up a second set of the thin image on top of the base images. I added some black ribbon from the "Pattern Play" kit and called it a day!
This last card is my favorite. I used stamps from the "Nice To See You" kit. On the white base card, I stamped the eye chart around the perimeter. I then stamped the old-fashioned classes in four sections of the card, adding Glossy Accents to them. I then smudged the images with my fat finger, so I added lots of dots to try to disguise the mess! I added the sentiment to the center of the card, enhanced with another pair of the glasses, and threw on some dashed lines around the edge to connect the frame.
I used the light blue paper - although it reads light green here - from "Garden Shed," another one of my favorite kits!
That's it for me and my new camera - huge learning curve - for this challenge. From here, you'll head to Wendy's blog!
Thanks for dropping by, and I hope to see you again really soon!
Kelly
I used the light blue paper - although it reads light green here - from "Garden Shed," another one of my favorite kits!
That's it for me and my new camera - huge learning curve - for this challenge. From here, you'll head to Wendy's blog!
Thanks for dropping by, and I hope to see you again really soon!
Kelly
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