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

Monday, 17 January 2022

Just Us Girls 615

 Hi!

I'm sneaking in another challenge entry. Once again I found time to make a card while watching the Ashes cricket. Now that it's all over I may actually have to take down my Christmas decorations! 


A google search for card challenges led me to Just Us Girls and their colour challenge. Blue, Silver and White is definitely a 'me' combo!

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Kindred Stamps, Showtime, Showtime Sentiments, Star Framelits, You're A Peach DSP, Copic Markers, Pop Culture Card

I still had my Kindred Stamps Showtime and Showtime Sentiments stamp sets out, and would you know it - one of the characters is blue! I coloured him with my Copics - I think B95 anda B97, with a random yellow for the feet.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Kindred Stamps, Showtime, Showtime Sentiments, Star Framelits, You're A Peach DSP, Copic Markers, Pop Culture Card

I grabbed some You're A Peach DSP for the striped background. Hehe, I thought that the subtle Stars and Stripes look would be good for him - not that he's subtle!

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Kindred Stamps, Showtime, Showtime Sentiments, Star Framelits, You're A Peach DSP, Copic Markers, Pop Culture Card

And of course, I couldn't resist adding a few more Silver Foil stars on the inside.

Bye for now,

Tina

Wednesday, 23 September 2015

The Cardmaker's Children

Hi!

Do you know the saying about the cobbler's children? "The cobbler's children have no shoes". Sigh. I think the proverb could be applied to my house sometimes - the cardmaker's children have no cards. I often get so busy making cards for classes and other people that my own family tend to get neglected.  Today's cards are ones I made recently for Alex and Ada for their birthdays, which are in April and July respectively.  I know, parent of the year! To make matters worse, I showed them their cards and then told them they couldn't have them until I'd photographed them for blogging.  I think they are used to it by now!


Ada's card was made with the Hey Girl stamp set.  I would have been in big trouble if I'd used any other stamp set! I coloured it with my Blendabilities and then did a quick watercolour wash over the background, being very careful to NOT touch the Momento ink with my Aqua Painter.


Alex's card was CASEd from a fellow Demonstrator, Tracey Humphries.  I can't find a blog to link to though.  I saw her card in a closed demonstrator group. It's fantastically easy though - just the star within a heap of circles!  Awesome boy card.

EDIT: Tracey has a Facebook page here.


Having admitted being VERY late with my  two oldest children's cards, I will say that I was MUCH faster with Hudson's.  He turned 8 on Sunday and I made his card yesterday.  You'll have to wait until Friday to see it though, it's my Just Add Ink card for the upcoming challenge.

Bye for now,

Tina