A while ago I went to a Range store in Essex, England. I found some gorgeous art deco images with matching accessories: papers, feathers, flowers, greetings and so on. Here is the first card I made using some of the bits I purchased. I used the newly acquired image, greeting and black feather, some old black lace I had laying about and some papers. I distressed around the edge of the white card blank and folded a corner down on the background paper. The flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts. The photo has a yellow tint to it, so it’s not quite as yellow as this looks.
Tag: black
Happy New Year
Happy new year, everybody! Hopefully this post finds you full of energy for starting a new year and that you are still following whatever ambitious new year resolutions you decided on this year!
I only have a simple card for you today. The background papers are plain shimmering silver and a black and white patterned paper, which may or may not be a BoBunny one. One of my new years resolutions is that I shall pay closer attention to which papers I use when I make cards, haha! The pre coloured image is by Lili of the Valley, as is the stamp I’ve used in the corner. I’ve used dies to create the scalloped edge around it.
This card has been entered into the following challenges:
Allsorts – It’s as plain as black and white
Red, black and white
Recently I’ve made quite a few cards with the coloured die cut images from Lily of the Valley. First out is the most recent one I made (this morning in fact) and I am quite pleased with how it turned out. Let’s take a closer look.
Zombie girl
As I was sat pondering what to use to make a card for a friend, I came across the perfect image! A zombie girl from Saturated Canary. Krista Smith is incredibly talented and her images are adorable! It helped making the card super easy.
Balloons and dragon
Father’s day is approaching fast in the UK. Here we don’t get it until November! The card I made is for my boyfriend’s dad. I wanted to avoid the usual colours of blues, greens and browns, but still keep it from being a girly card. It turned out to be easier than I had anticipated.