I’ve once again participated in a Card Swap Chain. Similar to playing Telephone or Chinese Whispers at a party, one person starts a card design and sends it on to another player, who makes their version to send on to another, until it makes it’s way back to the originator. Today’s blog hop follows the …
Sometimes it’s nice to just make a few easy cards to have in one’s stash. These die-cut panels and images from the Frames & Flowers Specialty DSP pack pair with any number of sentiments and label shapes. Here’s what I used to make these cards…everything is available to purchase in my Online Store. Simply Said …
This card had the most elements on it, with DSP, stamped and coloured images, die cuts and the Baker’s Twine. This card made me wonder if pussy willow is grown in Australia…apparantly it’s considered an invasive species and highly discouraged, LOL.
On this card we took the “discard” from the frame die cut on yesterday’s card and used it as a stencil with a Blending Brush on the Basic White layer. We centred it on the layer and swirled on ink, then rotated it 180° and swirled on another layer of ink. What a fun, varigated …
This card was designed for the tutorial I give to my monthly newsletter subscribers. If you’d like to receive it too, just sign up for my email list and you’ll quickly receive the May newsletter with the link. The tutorial contains a complete supply list and both metric and Imperial measurements.
This is one of a series of posts featuring cards I made for a “Chain Card Swap.” Tracy Held dreamed this up, where each participant started a chain, and each successive recipient made their own variation on it, until it finally looped back to the original artist. In this blog hop we’ll be exploring all …