Carol picked a fun theme and and I'm delighted to say that thus far plenty of you have joined our festive sing-along challenge.
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Carol picked a fun theme and and I'm delighted to say that thus far plenty of you have joined our festive sing-along challenge.
Dani and I can't wait to see what you create for our new theme and very much hope you'll come and join the fun!
For the rest of May we're going to be...
Playing with Plaid
and we'd love you to come and join the fun!
Plaid, Tartan, Gingham, Buffalo Check, Shepherd's Check, Houndstooth Check, Mini-Check, Pin Check, Graph Check, Window Pane Check, Madras, Argyle Checkered Pattern... Get the picture???
I had so much fun making my card, and decided to employ a technique I always enjoy: paper - piecing!
Here I am with yet another Christmas card! I told you I was on a roll.
I really do love the little critters from Jane's Doodles set O Christmas Tree and decided to pair it with Darkroom Door's Word Block Stamp Christmas, which I masked to create a square background. I added some lovely snowflakes using a stencil that's missing it's packaging.
I'm also playing again at Christmas Craft Creations where the theme is:Little Red Wagon, where it's all about Stencil Power for Challenge #745
Happy Monday, folks!
Over the weekend I was looking through a few different challenges and spotted that it was Technique Week over at 52CCT and they were playing with RETIFIORM. I'm not sure which rock I've been hiding under but this was a new technique to me and I decided to give it a go.
As I'm a CAS girl at heart, I decided to attempt a cleaner look for my card. I used blue Versafine ink and Distress Ink, and stamped images from Jane's Doodles into each cell.
This is very much a first attempt, but I really enjoyed creating a card with a very different look from those I usually produce. Thanks to the DT at 52CCT for all the inspiration - they've created some gorgeous cards using this technique and each member of the team, and their guest, Kath, have really made this technique their own and used it in different ways.Thanks for dropping by, and happy crafting!