Showing posts with label Papercraft Star. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Papercraft Star. Show all posts

Saturday, November 15, 2014

Stepping it Up... CAS to Mixed Media Card

Doing some last minute homework for the Online Holiday Card Class, inspired by Debby Hughes' stunning "easy to reproduce" gift tag card, I thought I'd show you how easy it is to step up from CAS to Mixed Media Cards - also to encourage you to play along with the current Mixed Media Card Challenge Christmas (with Bells optional), and still be a quick and easy card to reproduce!

My first CAS card was kept very simple, stamping Uniko Studio Pure Florala Ponsettia and Peace Love Joy sentiment on a Lawn Fawn tag in Hero Arts Gold ink and Rangers Pearl Gold embossing. The added splatter is created by flicking Heidi Swapp Gold Lame, rather than spraying, so there is still a lot of white space, essential for a CAS card.

Stepping it up, to create a Mixed Media Card, I sprayed the Heidi Swapp Gold Lame, added some MME gold striped patterned paper, Jingle and Joy gold twine bow and stamped this gorgeous STAMPlorations Jingle Bells image, with more solid lines, also using Hero Arts Gold ink and Rangers Pearl Gold embossing on the die cut Lawn Fawn tag. I diecut a second tag from a foam sheet, and used this behind the stamped tag for added dimension.



Playing along with Addicted to CAS Tag (Card 1),

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Heartfelt Red Retro...



A quick card today based on this fab Retro Sketch, and created a window for my rectangle panel.  The focal point of my red felt star (hand cut using a Heidi Swapp chipboard heart as a template) was perfect for joining in this weeks You Felt It Challenge at City Crafter and the Red Challenges at CASology and Papercraft Star.  The sentiment is computer generated, and this Echo Park paper was perfect for inside.

Monday, February 11, 2013

Cross My Heart...


Tuesday Trigger- Cross My Heart
I re-discovered a roll of self-adhesive mesh which was popular in scrapbooking a few years back, and thought it would make a great template for re-creating cross stitching on my card.  The advantage of the mesh is that it is repositionable, removable, and you don't have to draw and erase your lines.  This card was inspired by this weeks Moxie Fab Tuesday Trigger - Cross My Heart, the theme, the textures and of course the cross-stitching.
This may be my last Valentine's Day Card, for this year any way - Cross My Heart!!