Fun With Windows

These are cards with a cut out window, the red one has beads dangling in the window, the blue one has had a line of card left in the centre of the window then the dragonflies are stuck on to this strip, the white and pink one has a vellum wrap and the window is cut through both layers with the flower sitting in the window.

Wax Resist Workshop

These are 5 cards from my Wax Resist workshop.
Using glossy card stamp with a permanent ink them colour selected areas with a wax crayon or candle, then rub over with ink on a sponge.

Make & Take Fri 18th April

Using a stamp from Penny Black and lots of bright colours

Make & Take Fri 11th April

This is the card that we made on 11th April

Make & Take Fri 4th April

I made this card from the Salutions clear set of Penny Black stamps that have just arrived

Make & Take Fri 28th March

A lovely blue and white card.
Stamping on to white glossy card then colour parts of the image that you want to remain white with a white wax crayon or white or clear candle.
On this image I used Distress inks in Faded Jeans and Broken China, rubbed them on to a messy mat and spray with a little water then stipple or sponge on to image, the wax will resist the ink and these parts will be left white.
Then Layer on to different colour card using the left over bits for the strips then add peel off strip over the blue strips.

Make & Take Fri 21st March

A lovely card using a cherry blossom stamp from Elusive Images showing that you can use your stamp as a main image or just use parts of it to make smaller pictues.

Make & Take Fri 14th Mar

This card was coloured using pencils, the green background is a piece of white core card that has been run through the cuttlebug using the Tapestry Embossing template then sandpaper the surface so it scratches it off down to the white core.

Make & Take Fri 7th March

This house was made using one the new Personal Impressions templates.

Make & Take Fri 29th Feb

A good way to use your left over strips of Bazzill or textured card is to glue them on to a patterned background paper to break it up

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