Showing posts with label TAC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TAC. Show all posts

Tuesday, 27 April 2010

Papertake Weekly - Something Different


The challenge at Papertake this week is to do something different. I decided to have a go at some of these Carnation like flowers I've been seeing in blogland lately. I followed the directions found here. I didn't follow the directions exactly as I used three different sizes of nestabilites rather than a scallop punch. This made a slightly flatter flower than if you use all one size but they're still pretty bulky so I'm gonna have to make a box for this card, something else I don't usually do. But the really different thing for me was making a one colour card with no inked edges. I found this REALLY hard to do, so hard in fact that I had to make another very similar card with inking and sanded/distressed edges. Just regular flowers on the second one so I can easily put it in the post. Can't really decide which one I like the best.

Monday, 7 September 2009

Couple of Challenges


Now that it's made I think this card is a bit busy. Now I assemble my card completely before I actually stick anything down but some how I didn't see that it was busy till I had stuck everything down. Too close to it I suppose. Anyway it's for the following challenges:

Papertake - Angels or Fairies. I've taken that to mean winged people so I hope my pixie counts.

Truly Scrumptious - A sketch with an Indian Summer theme. Gardening is something I associate with summer so think this is pretty summery.

A Spoon full of Sugar - Distressing. I've inked and distressed pretty much everything here.



Wednesday, 5 August 2009

Floral Fantasy


This week's SFOSC is right up my street as it's no hardship for me to use lots of flowers on my cards. I've used K&Co papers and tag. The flowers are a combination using the HOTP fold back swirls template, EK Success retro punches and Woodware and Hobbycraft daisy punches, all inked and shaped. The sentiment is by TAC. A little bit of stitching and distressing finished it off nicely I thought. TFL

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