Showing posts with label AltairArt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AltairArt. Show all posts

Friday, October 22, 2021

A Happy Birthday card

 



Happy Friday to all!

Today I would like to share a CAS birthday card I made for some challenges.

I used the sketch from Global Design Project:


For the rectangle I used a textured navy blue cs and die cut the shape.

I fussy cut the flowers with the leaves from an AltairArt dp, backed it on another die cut, this time scalloped edges, cut from an experiment water color paper in raspberry color.

I stamped the sentiment in raspberry jam ink and mounted it on the navy blue cs.

The colors are from CAS Colours & Sketches:


And it also goes for The Paper Players - birthday:


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Thursday, March 5, 2020

A wedding card with rings

Hello crafty friends! Today I'm sharing with you a wedding card I made, all with Altair Art papers.
The colors are very subtle and the inspiration came from the challenge at MFT color challenge #136:
The sketch is from CAS(E) this sketch #361:
It also goes for Addicted to stamp and more #379 - CAS challenge:


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Monday, March 2, 2020

An all occasions card with a butterfly

A card for all occasions, CAS style, for two challenges:
Just Add Ink #494 color challenge:
The sentiment was heat embossed with Lindy's Gang Spanish Moss Green. In the photo it looks gray, but in real it has sea foam color, as you can see in the close-up photo:

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Saturday, January 25, 2020

Butterflis love for Passover charity project

I'm here again to share another charity card for Passover.
Again I used the sketch from Stick It Down, rotated on the side:
This time I used a leftover papers of 'Amber Moon' collection by Prima, one of Simple Stories, and fussy cut of the butterfly from Altair Art.
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A Happy Holiday card, in soft colors

This is the 2nd card I'm sharing today, again for a charity project.
I was inspired by the grayish and brownish colors of the inspiration photo at The Card Concept #127:
The sketch is from Stick It Down card sketch, rotated on the side:
The papers are DCWV and Lemoncraft. The butterfly was fussy cut from Altair Art paper.
I love the golden dots on the flowery paper, although it doesn't show well in the photo.
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Friday, January 24, 2020

Another holidy card

Sharing another Holiday card, for Passover. I love the combination of green and pink.
I've used sketch #352 from Atalantic Hearts Sketch challenge blog:
The papers and the fussy cut butterflies are from Altair Art.
It also goes for the 'All Occasions' challenge at Krafty Chicks.
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Friday, January 3, 2020

Wishing my self for 2020 - CSi case file nw. 306


A new year, a new month - a new challenge at CSI - case file no. 306:
I was inspired by the inspiration photo and the colors and made a lo of what I wish for myself for the new year. I mimicked the pedestal in the inspiration photo.
The clues I used are: floral pattern, dots, flowers, leaves, scallops, hearts, butterflies, pedestal.
I put my journaling in an envelope - inspiration cards with a list of my wishes on the back:
Happy New Year to you!

Friday, May 3, 2019

Circles of lights and colors - CSI case file no. 281

Top 3 at Sketches in Thyme 

I'm late with my DT work for the new case file at CSI, case file no. 281, with this beautiful inspiration photo:
I used the sketch as a starting point, mostly inspired by big circle. As for the clues, I've used: woodgrain, cameras, stamps, globe, winges things/animal (butterflies), a label (and placed my journaling on it), pie charts, numbers and a light bulb.
First, I stamped here and there with 49 and Market stamp, Pascale's 1878. Then I stampped the Stamppers Anonymous' circles stamp with clear embossing ink and used Lindy's Purely White ep.
Next, I spllattered Lindy's sprays: Grab a Guy Gold shimmer, Yellow of the Seas Gold shimmer and Sassy Sapphire shimmer.

It was a great opportunity to use all those scraps, I just picked scraps in the matching colors of the challenge, and made some pie charts with them. Then I die cut circles and rings.
The grayish woodgrain paper is from Altair Art, and so are the fussy cut butterflies.
Here're some close-ups on the details:




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Tuesday, March 19, 2019

Desk Organizer - Altair Art Spring cleaning challenge

Hi everyone, today I'm sharing with you a desk organizer I've made as a birthday gift for a friend of mine.
All dp are Altair Art papers, and I've used scraps of papers, so it goes well with the current challenge at Altair Art blog, which is Spring Cleaning'.
It also goes for the March challenge at Scor-Pal blog, which is 'Soft and Subtle'. I used my scoring board to make all 3 boxes.

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Tuesday, December 25, 2018

Happy Holiday cards for Altair Art

Happy Holidays to all!
Today I'm sharing some simple, yet beautiful, Happy Holiday cards to share with you, as my DT project for Altair Art blog.
These cards were made as part of a charity project, for elderly people.
The cards are very simple, not sophisticated, but the beautiful Altair Art papers make them so special.

I've used scraps from different collections, some fussy cut here and there, using some punches and enamel dots, and the same stamp in different colors of inks.

Here are some close-ups:



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I wish you and your families a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Wednesday, December 12, 2018

An accordion style mini album for Altair Art

Today it's my turn at Altair Art blog, and I'm sharing this lovely accordion style mini album, made with the beautiful papers from Ever Dream collection and Flower Harmony collection.
This mini was made for a sweet 15Y young lady, and it can hold more than 15 photos. there're pockets and inserts, and place for journaling.
I wanted it to remain flat, so I didn't use 3D embellishments, just a few fun stickers and enamel dots.
Here're photos of the spreads and the inside:



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