Showing posts with label 5x7"cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5x7"cards. Show all posts

Friday, September 17, 2010

17th September

Today is my lovely husbands birthday
and of course I had to make him a card


I pulled an index page out of a large vintage atlas
folded it in half and then in half again for the foundation of this card.
I pulled another page from the same atlas but this time a map page
which I cut into strips to form the side edges of the openings of the card
I zig zagged on my machine down the edge
then set to work making my collage.
His Monogram needed to be applied, sanded, gesso'd & stitched
some stamping, a few rub-on's
and a spray of glimmermist
some ink and then you wouldn't believe it


I noticed our former home town (the place of his and my birth)
was on the front of the card,
When I pulled the index page out I pulled out one of the Australian pages but
I kid you not I did not plan for Inverell to be on the front
it just happened to be there
- how cool is that!
I had to circle it :)

Happy Birthday to my lovely husband
and to anyone else who is having a birthday today :)

Saturday, June 13, 2009

We love you Grandad....

This card has just been published in
Australian Cardmaking Stamping & Papercraft Vol 15 No 1

(appologies for the scan, but I do love the way they have photographed this card
and I haven't got the card at the moment to photograph).

I used a few of my Favourite The Stamping Queen Stamps on this card
Queens Dresser Drawers Pensive Philip, Paper Artsy At Home Plate 3, Large Gears Stamp,I also used Creative Imaginations Journalling Frame & my Glimmer Mist in Graphite.

Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
I'll be back soon with some new creations I'm working on :)

Sunday, July 29, 2007

The Story of London

ooohhhh I'm loving my Design Team pack from
The Stamping Queen
this is the next piece I made,

using the Vintage Things kit - The Story of London

I just love this Crafty Individuals Stamp '3 Wise Gentlemen', the kit has heaps of scrummy goodies in it, and I've still got lots to make with it...
For more ideas on how to use this kit,
go check out the gallery & see what the other girls have done with their kits

You'll be inspired!