Showing posts with label Distress ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Distress ink. Show all posts

Sunday, 13 May 2012

Flower Fairies



For this card I've stamped and coloured 'Bluebell' from the Crafters Companion Flower Fairies stamp range. The image and scalloped mats were inked with Tumbled Glass Distress ink and Spice Big and Juicy ink pad. The backing paper is from My Craft Studio Quintessential Garden allow with the layed flower. For the border I've use a deep edge Martha Stewart punch and some ribbon.

Challenges Entered:

365 cards: Day 72 -Colour Scheme
Oldie but a goodie challenge: Die cuts and punches
Bearlymine-challenges: Fairies
Crafty calendar challenge: Things with Wings

Tuesday, 8 February 2011

Card for a man



The current challenge at Bearly mine-challenges is a card for a man or a boy. I decided to use Sheena Douglass's a little bit Sketchy - Cottage stamp, which was stamped using Brushed Courduroy Distress ink and layed onto co-ordinating cardstock. The backing paper was made using an Impressabilities embossing die through the Big Shot onto some textured paper (that I got in a kit from Create and Craft). I then inked over the embossing with Black Soot Distress Ink and then sprayed with Bronze Cosmic shimmer mist, to bring our the brown tones in the paper.

Also going to enter this card into Pear tree designs for their 'Anything Goes' challenge.

Monday, 7 February 2011

Forever Friends - Stars


I was really pleased to see that I won the previous challenge over at Forever friends challenge blog and their new challenge is the theme 'stars'. I made this card using images from the forever friends CD rom. The backing paper was made using a Papermania Stars embossing folder throughmy Big Shot and then inked with distress inks - Dried Marigold and Spiced Marmalade.

Other challenges entered:
Pear tree designs - free for all
Crafty sentiments - A bear on a card.

Sunday, 16 January 2011

Distress Inks




Decided to have a play with my distress inks today.
This card uses a waterside cottage stamp from a 'Create a Scene' stamp plate, which I've stamped in Weathered Wood.
Tumbled glass was used to give the effect of water and the image was edged with Faded Jeans. I've also used a little green from Waterfall Big N Juicy ink pad.

Challenges covered:
Crafts 4 eternity: Colour recipe
One stop craft challenge: Card for a male
The stampman challenge: Distressed