Hi!
Today I bring you another AWHT blog hop with some of the awesome ladies in the Art With Heart Stampin’ Up! Team. Today our focus is on our Favourite Retiring Product!
For my projects I decided to focus on the Flashback DSP. It's a fabulous paper pack to use for slightly grungy male cards, as many of the pages have a distressed look.
I mostly like to keep male cards bold but clean and simple. In this case I use the retiring What's Up punch to bracket the sentiment. To do this I slid the DSP into the punch far enough to punch only the fatter arrow shape, and then repeated for the other side.
The sentiment is from another retiring stamp set/framelits combo: Just Sayin' and the Word Bubbles framelits. I'm really going to miss the word bubbles - they are a lot of fun to use on cards!
To finish off the card I used the punched out pieces from the front and an old favourite (thankfully not retiring) Sassy Salutations.
On this card I have also used the Flashback DSP. I wanted to make another male card, but a little more stepped up than the first card. I decided to use the retiring Triangle punch to create a subtle feature that would help ground the sentiment panel. The geometric look of the triangles is fab on a male card.
The stamp set I used is from the Hip Hip Hooray Card Kit, which is retiring. I used my Real Red and Pool Party Stampin' Write markers to colour the image before I stamped it.
The inside was finished off with some more DSP and Triangles. I also used another stamp from the Hip Hip Hooray set.
Let’s keep this blog hop hopping. Next up we have the amazing Genna Gifford.
Sorry, Blogger isn't playing nicely and allowing me to add the link to Genna's blog on the image. Just click here instead.
If you find a broken link or have come to this blog hop from a different entry point, you can view the participants below:
1. Judy May
2. Tina Gillespie
3. Genna Gifford
4. Ros Davidson
5. Claire Daly
6. Nikki Sadler
7. Kathryn Mangelsdorf
8. Kayleen McLean
9. Kathryn Ruddick
10. Jenny Van Dijk
11. Kate Morgan
12. Rachel Woollard
13. Barbara Lindsey
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Thursday, 21 May 2015
Friday, 14 November 2014
JAI #240: Just Add Texture!
Hi!
On the JAI Design Team we get our challenge lists a bit in advance, which is often quite useful. The new challenge is to Just Add Texture on your projects, and I was glad I had a bit of thinking time for this one! Not because I was stuck for ideas, but more because I needed time to choose which option I was going to use to add texture to my project.
In the end I decided to go with a bit of 'bandage' from Rob's Halloween costume on my layout. Rob has been planning this costume for years, but every year he leaves it to the last minute and runs out of time. This year he got organised and was able to pull the mummy look together. He wanted to use real bandages, but after finding out the cost he decided to make fake bandages with cheesecloth died in tea.
I pinched a short section and adhered it to my layout using a Stampin' Glue Stick. I made sure I frayed the edges a little more before adhering for a bit of added texture. I think it looks great!
So how will you add texture to your project? There are a heap of options - why don't you check out the rest of the Design Team's work over at Just Add Ink to get some inspiration? Don't forget that we also have a Design Team call on at the moment. It's a fabulous, close team that is lots of fun to work with, so why don't you check out the requirements and apply?
Bye for now,
Tina
On the JAI Design Team we get our challenge lists a bit in advance, which is often quite useful. The new challenge is to Just Add Texture on your projects, and I was glad I had a bit of thinking time for this one! Not because I was stuck for ideas, but more because I needed time to choose which option I was going to use to add texture to my project.
In the end I decided to go with a bit of 'bandage' from Rob's Halloween costume on my layout. Rob has been planning this costume for years, but every year he leaves it to the last minute and runs out of time. This year he got organised and was able to pull the mummy look together. He wanted to use real bandages, but after finding out the cost he decided to make fake bandages with cheesecloth died in tea.
I pinched a short section and adhered it to my layout using a Stampin' Glue Stick. I made sure I frayed the edges a little more before adhering for a bit of added texture. I think it looks great!
So how will you add texture to your project? There are a heap of options - why don't you check out the rest of the Design Team's work over at Just Add Ink to get some inspiration? Don't forget that we also have a Design Team call on at the moment. It's a fabulous, close team that is lots of fun to work with, so why don't you check out the requirements and apply?
Bye for now,
Tina
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