Showing posts with label stamp set. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stamp set. Show all posts

Friday, 15 April 2022

Mischievous Mice


This is a 6 x 4 inch card rather than my usual 7 x 5 inch cards. I  stamped and coloured the the mouse from the Mischievous Mice hostess set.  It's still available until June... I think. It's in the  back pages of the summer mini catalogue.  

This is an fairly easy card to do.

  I cut a piece of dsp to fit  the front of my card, then die cut a large rectangular aperture in the middle and adhered the DSP over my mouse image and stuck both layers onto the base card.

Wednesday, 26 August 2020

Celebrate sunflowers stamp set


This is cheerful  little  6 x 4 inch card was inspired by a  Sarah Hardy tutorial. I loved Sarah's card  so much I just had to C.A.S.E  it.  It's not an exact copy of Sarah's, partly because I cased it 3 weeks after viewing her video. So I made what I thought I remembered from her video.
One thing I did change deliberately is the base card. I chose to use a white one instead of navy.    99 percent of my cards start with a white base card because the white card I use  is heavier than the coloured card  I buy from S.U. and I do like a robust card. It also means I don't have to put a white insert in  which saved me time and card.  I also missed out a layer of card a under the DSP.
 The  corner fold is deeper on my card,  because I used the diagonal plate on my score board  instead of using Sarah's measurements.



Because I changed the colour of the base card I had to reverse the colours on the inside.

Having completed the 6 x 4 card I wanted to know if it would work if it was sized up to  7 x 5 inches and  using the same DSP.
  The white borders had to be a little broader and I had to add a layer of Navy card to take up some of the white border as the DSP  measures only 6 x6 inches.
I coloured the sun flowers with Copic markers which results in the ink bleeds through the card.  Not a nice look... That  meant I had to  stick a second layer of card on the back of the sun flower and leaves before assembling the card parts.