I’ve been playing with my new Rubbernecker watercolour stamps. Here is the result:
I’d like to enter this CAS card into the following challenges:
Stamps used
Lots of guys are currently under the spell of soccer. Everywhere in the country people assemble to watch the game together and hope for a victory so as to be able to indulge in celebrations.
I made this clean and simple card for a guy who totally loves soccer:
At this very moment, Belgium is playing against Algeria, but, to be honest, things don’t look too good for us. Let’s hope the Red Devils will be able to get their act together and score, for otherwise my card will have been to no avail and there will be no celebrations at all…
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Stamps used
EDIT:
The Belgian Red Devils did manage to win after all! 1-2 for Belgium. 🙂
Two weeks ago I attended a workshop @ In ‘t woefke. The purpose was to create fairylike cards using Lavinia stamps, but I felt like creating a spooky card too:
All stamps are by Lavinia, except for the sentiment, which is Stampendous.
I only had used this card size (100 x210 mm) a handful of times before, but I actually really like it, so I’m pretty sure I will use it more often in the future.
This is my entry for the following challenges:
Haunted Design House offered us an interesting recipe with the following 5 ingredients: black, purple, green, metal and flourish.
Here’s what I brewed in my cauldron:
I mounted a green bubble background ATC on a black and purple card featuring clear embossed flourishes. My metal ingredient consists of a silver heat embossed pentagram. Sorry for the bad scan, in real life the green ‘s got a bit more punch and the pink is actually neon pink.
Stamps used
Once I start playing with my Stampotique stamps, there’s no holding back… No atc this time, but a vintage card in shades of brown and splashes of orange:
I’d like to enter this card into the following challenges:
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Daring Cardmakers wants us to be inspired by fairy tales and Stampootique challenges us to create a textured background. Here’s my entry:
I created this textured background with gesso and used wax crayons to apply colour. I rubbed silver ink on the raised parts of the gesso, but unfortunately that’s not very obvious on scan. I really like this Dutch sentiment: in English it reads ‘You don’t need to be a fairy to perform miracles’.
Stamps used
Tick tock, it’s time to share another card with you!
I created this card for a ‘Puzzle your stamps’ swap. Just stamp a variety of images, cut them into pieces and puzzle them together in order to create an imaginary character: it’s great fun and you’ll be amazed at the result!
I’d like to enter this card into the following challenges:
Here’s a masculine birthday card I made for my father. Nice cars and pretty ladies… what more does a man need?
I’d like to enter this card into the following challenges:
Stamps used
When I saw the challenge theme ‘Volksmotive’ on the Art Cards Challenge blog, I thought it an excellent excuse to start playing with my Celtic knotwork stamps!
I have some great Irish Blessing stamps (by The Stampsmith) that are very large, so I hardly ever get to use them on atcs or cards, but I found the perfect solution: I used them on the inside of this card!
Inside of the card
I’d also like to enter this card into the Kreativer Bastelblog ‘Borders’ challenge (#40).
Stamps are by Stampabilities, Dovecraft, Inkadinkado, Stamp it crazy, The Stampsmith, Make Your Mark.
This is the last one for today. With this card I’d like to wish you all a wonderful holiday season!
It’s my entry for:
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