I have been going through some old photos, looking for some scrapbooking inspiration.
This layout is for a challenge on an online blog...to use shapes on a background.
So I decided to have a go with the current hexagon craze and create a punched hexagon background.
The base cardstock is Island Indigo which coordinates with the Gingham Garden DSP used for the punched hexagons. I added some lace doilies, punched daisies and candy dots a predesigned tag and some Daffodil Delight narrow ribbon. The base blue paper was from the retired Storytime paper.
The title was die cut with an e cutter and the deer is from my stash.
Yay, another scrapbook page completed!
Susanne
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
More Modern Medley
I was so happy with my last Modern Medley card, that I decided to make another one for an upcoming special birthday.
This time I decided to have a play with another shaped card and a Pop n Cut die.
I LOVE this card!
I was so happy with my Pop n Cuts attempt.
I started by cutting the shaped inner of the card out of the new Pistachio Pudding In colour card.
I started off with a brown outer but as I had my heart set on a champagne glimmer paper dress and the Modern Medley leftover strip on my desk, I ended up going with the black base.
I went a bit glimmer paper happy on this card!
Cutting both a glimmer dress and a glimmer strip cut with the large scallop edgelit.
Then on to the card front. This was a piece of cake as I based it on my previous card.
This time though I decided to make my own flower with the new PANSY PUNCH.
I cut two out of the Modern Medley paper and added a black scallop circle on the back.
I finished my flower off with a gorgeous Very Vintage button with a narrow black ribbon and some gold thread and I also added a bit of glimmer paper behind the button to tie it in to the inside of the card. Then I thought, hang it, I'll add some faux glimmer paper brads too!
I hope the recipient loves this card - cos I do!
Recipe:
Itty Bitty banners stamps and Fabulous flowers stamp set (retired)
Modern Medley DSP
Champagne Glimmer paper
Black and Pistachio pudding cardstock
Dress form Pop n Cuts
Dress Up framelits
Large scallop edgelits
Chalk Talk framelits
Pansy Punch (NEW)
Very Vintage buttons
Scallop circle punch
I can see lots more Pop n Cuts cards coming along!
(and another pack of Modern Medley DSP!)
Susanne
This time I decided to have a play with another shaped card and a Pop n Cut die.
I LOVE this card!
I was so happy with my Pop n Cuts attempt.
I started by cutting the shaped inner of the card out of the new Pistachio Pudding In colour card.
I started off with a brown outer but as I had my heart set on a champagne glimmer paper dress and the Modern Medley leftover strip on my desk, I ended up going with the black base.
I went a bit glimmer paper happy on this card!
Cutting both a glimmer dress and a glimmer strip cut with the large scallop edgelit.
Then on to the card front. This was a piece of cake as I based it on my previous card.
This time though I decided to make my own flower with the new PANSY PUNCH.
I cut two out of the Modern Medley paper and added a black scallop circle on the back.
I finished my flower off with a gorgeous Very Vintage button with a narrow black ribbon and some gold thread and I also added a bit of glimmer paper behind the button to tie it in to the inside of the card. Then I thought, hang it, I'll add some faux glimmer paper brads too!
I hope the recipient loves this card - cos I do!
Recipe:
Itty Bitty banners stamps and Fabulous flowers stamp set (retired)
Modern Medley DSP
Champagne Glimmer paper
Black and Pistachio pudding cardstock
Dress form Pop n Cuts
Dress Up framelits
Large scallop edgelits
Chalk Talk framelits
Pansy Punch (NEW)
Very Vintage buttons
Scallop circle punch
I can see lots more Pop n Cuts cards coming along!
(and another pack of Modern Medley DSP!)
Susanne
Modern Medley fun
I LOVE the Modern Medley DSP!
It makes for beautiful special occasion cards.
This one was for a special birthday on the weekend.
Although I was a bit concerned about having a party in a barn in the middle of August!
They were lucky with the weather, after a shocker of a day Friday, Saturday was not too bad.
Some heaters and open fires and a lovely spit roast and special entertainment by a talented guitar playing son made for a pleasant evening.
For this card I started with a shaped die cut piece (cut with an e-cutter).
I decided to mount it similar to a Z fold card (as the piece was not big enough for a folded card)
I actually started with the inside of this card, as I wanted both the lattice DSP, the lacy edge and the green base to show behind the die cut flowers.
Then on to the card front. I die cut a tag with the new CHALK TALK framelits - love these!
The front of the card was an awkward shape so I decided with a narrow DSP strip and a lace doily to anchor the tag on the card. The rest was easy. A lovely premade flower from my stash and some chipboard numbers then I added the little happy birthday flag and some gems, pearls and a ribbon bundle to finish.
I was pretty happy with the finished card, even then I almost left it behind on the night!
Enjoy!
Susanne
It makes for beautiful special occasion cards.
This one was for a special birthday on the weekend.
Although I was a bit concerned about having a party in a barn in the middle of August!
They were lucky with the weather, after a shocker of a day Friday, Saturday was not too bad.
Some heaters and open fires and a lovely spit roast and special entertainment by a talented guitar playing son made for a pleasant evening.
For this card I started with a shaped die cut piece (cut with an e-cutter).
I decided to mount it similar to a Z fold card (as the piece was not big enough for a folded card)
I actually started with the inside of this card, as I wanted both the lattice DSP, the lacy edge and the green base to show behind the die cut flowers.
Then on to the card front. I die cut a tag with the new CHALK TALK framelits - love these!
The front of the card was an awkward shape so I decided with a narrow DSP strip and a lace doily to anchor the tag on the card. The rest was easy. A lovely premade flower from my stash and some chipboard numbers then I added the little happy birthday flag and some gems, pearls and a ribbon bundle to finish.
I was pretty happy with the finished card, even then I almost left it behind on the night!
Enjoy!
Susanne
Swing cards
I have been having some fun with shaped cards.
This swing card is quite a fun easy card to make.
The label shape is placed on the fold and cut with the Big Shot.
The Open Sea stamp set
Quatrefancy DSP
Label Framelit and Big Shot
Whisper white and Island Indigo card
Here is another swing card.
Same design but different colours.
Recipe:
Happiest Birthday wishes stamp set (retired)
Penny Black cat
Gingham Garden DSP
Daffodil Delight and Whisper white card
Label framelit and Big Shot
Candy Dots
This last one was made in about an hour on the day of the birthday!
Ha, Ha!
Have some fun with some shaped cards!
Susanne
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