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:
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:
Here’s another ‘spooky’ atc for the following challenges:
For the purple background I used an embossing resist technique so as to create a faux batik effect. For the orange circle I used a gelli-plate background. The 3 Stampotique creatures as well as the pointy hat have been painted with glue in the dark paint,
Stamps used
Yesterday I had great fun creating this creepy CAS card in black, white and red :
I actually painted the heads with glow in the dark paint and so this is how the card looks when it’s darker (difficult to capture on photo though):
This is my entry for the following challenges:
Stamps used
Here’s a clean and simple 4×4 card I’d like to share with you:
It’s my entry for the following challenges:
This was also supposed to be my entry for the Stampotique Designers ‘One layer’ challenge , but I’m afraid I missed the deadline. 😦
Stamps used
I’ve been posting lots of cards lately (which is very unlike me), so here’s an ATC:
Just in time for the following challenges:
The sentiment was computer generated. It refers to a song by The Rolling Stones.
Stamps & images used
Once in a while, I participate in swaps in which we are asked to incorporate an image provided. The following ATC was created for such a swap:
In reality, the background’s rather sparkly, for it was created using Glimmer and Perfect Pearls Mists. Unfortunately, this doesn’t really show on scan. I used a piece of lace as a stencil while I was misting, thus creating a kind of flowery pattern. I find the image really matches the lovely sentiment stamp by Fiskars.
This is my entry for the following challenges:
Here’s a steampunk ATC I haven’t shared with you before.
I created a rusty background that I first dry embossed and then heat embossed in copper. I added some watchparts to Audrey’s eyes.
Here’s a closer look:
I’d like to enter it into the following challenges:
Material used
The current Creavil Challenge focuses on Steampunk and the hostess of Sunday Stampers‘ wants to see brown. Here’s my ATC:
I used the Clockworks Cuttlebug folder to emboss the background and inked up the raised parts with Distress Ink. The main image and sentiment (both Oxford Impressions) where first stamped, then completely inked up with versamark, sprinkled with UTEE and heat embossed.
This week, Think Monday Think ATC wants to see bicycles and My time to craft focuses on hats. This vintage gentleman surely rides an impressive specimen and he’s wearing a stylish hat too.
I created the background using Jennifer McGuire’s acrylic bloc method, for this is the current challenge @ Yahoo Group “Creatief met stempels”. All stamps used are Katzelkraft, except for the script background, which is Darkroom Door.
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