CAS Colours & Sketches - colors:
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The same wad done with the 'happy birthday' die, only this time I die cut the sentiment 3 times in gold, and matted it with one layer of the black one.
Somehow, I never have enough masculine birthday cards, and I usually find out about it the last minute I really need one!
So to avoid shortage, I decided to make a nice supply of masculine birthday cards.
I went on a cool palette of colors, wintery one, and to cool it even further more - I added a glass of martini... :), isn't that cool?
This martini stamp is from a very old stamp set I have, I even don't remember since when, but I never used the martini one, so it's kind of a new one.
Just Us Girls - beverage:
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For this card I used only one stamp and one ink pad, and yet I was able to create a scene, with depth and an angle.
To do so, I stamped the tree stamp in diagonal, once with the stamp full of ink, and right again without loading more ink. This way not only I have trees 'far away in the back', but also in an angle, as if there's a small hill.
The whole stmamping was on one layer white panel, and then I adhered it to a green cs basis.
It can make a great masculine birthday card, don't you think?
I would like to enter it for the 'Anything Goes' challenge at Tuesday Morning Sketches;
'Celebration' challenge at Global Design Project:
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Again I would like to enter it to the mini challenge at More Than Words, to use the word Dream on a card, tag or ATC:
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I followed Teri's inspiration and tutorial, which you can find HERE, and made this greenery birthday card.
It also goes for the 'Celebration' challenge at Global Design Project:
And to the 'Inspirational' challenge plus a twist of layers, at Time Out challenges:
This is how it looks all flattened:
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I was inspired by the color combination at Inspire Create Challenges:
The flower background in dark brown, and the flower from the same cs as the casis - a grayish beige.
I stamped the sentiment in caramel color,and added some glittery enamel dots in a matching color.
I hope it qualifies for the challenge. What do you think?
Happy Holidays!
For my card, I stamped the florals and the leaves (Stampin' Up In Symmetry) in blue, orange, yellow and gray. I then assembled them in the left bottom of the white cs basis, added the stamed sentiment (Finnabair for Prima), and some glittery navy blue enamel dots.
It also goes for the 'Anything Goes' challenge at Tuesday Morning Sketches.
Making a 'white on white' project can be very challenging, isn't it? embossing (cold or heated), dies, vellum, twine, enamel dots and dimentionals helped me make this 'white on white' card.
I'm not sure yet to what occasion I'll be using this card, wedding/ birthday/ anniversary, so I left it without a sentiment.
I would like to enter this card to the following challenges:
Sunday Stamps - sketch:
Today I'd like to share with you a Happy Birthday card I've made using Stampin' Up Plentyful Plants stamps and dies.
On a shimmering pearl cs I used a brick stencil, with gray ink, and then stamped the sentiment. I stamped and die cut the pots, in red, and leaves, in green, and aranged them on the panel. I added a few ename dots in pink. I adhered tha panel to a green cs basis.
I'd like to enter this card to the following challenges:
Color Throwdown #673 - pink, red and green:
Addicted to Stamps and More #420: die cuts and/or stencil (I used them both):
