Showing posts with label Prickly Pear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prickly Pear. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Ink'd Wings
There are two great challenges this week at Our Creative Corner and The Paper Players. The challenge at Our Creative Corner is to make a card based on the inspirational photo...Butterflies!!! Now with a blog titled "Ink'd Wings", my watermark is a butterfly and my creative designs occur in my Butterfly Garden...how could I resist? now all I need was a sketch ...well Paper Players to the rescue, they provided the perfect sketch for my Butterfly card.
The embossing folder was inked with Peach Bellini before I ran it thorough my Big Shot. The sentiment is from a butterfly set by Prickly Pear, the large die cut butterfly is from PTI and the smaller one is C.C. Designs. Ribbon is from Hobby Lobby and rhinestones, which were colored with a Copic marker, are from Michaels.
The raised butterfly images were coated with a light layer of Stickles which were smoothed out with a small detail brush.
Here is the delightful sketch from The Paper Players:
The inspirational photo from Our Creative Corner is below:
Back to creating cards in my Butterfly Garden.
Wednesday, February 08, 2012
WOW
***This card was a Top 3 Winner at Card Crafter's Circle***
Due to the apparent lack of outside "white stuff" here in upstate New York, I made a "White on White" card for the challenge at Card Crafters Circle. We challenge you to create a card that is WHITE .... layers of white... colour is allowed on your image, all the rest is to be white!
Cuttlebug, Spellbinders, PTI and MFT supplied the tools necessary to create this marvelously layered card. Who knew that white on white could have so much texture? The image is a stamp from Prickly Pear and it was colored with Copic markers.
To add a little more eye appeal the smaller scalloped oval was sprayed with a Perfect Pearl and water mixture before it was embossed. Ultra fine glitter was applied on the edges of the small oval and on one doily edge.
Love this technique!!! I have a new fondness for things that are 'white' as long as they stay on cards and not on the ground outside my home!
Back to creating cards in my Butterfly Garden.
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