I had these stamps in my stash and decided to use them. The image was colored using copic markers, die cut a frame and placed the image behind and the chair on top. I embossed the bottom area with versamark and Hit The Beach EP and added Mudd Puddles . Using a glue pen and Waterfall, Sparkling Snow and Green Iris to add sparkle to the image.
My second card was a flying easel card. You can find a great tutorial on Karen Burniston's blog. the background paper was embossed with Brocade Backgrounds stamp and Indian Spark EP.
The scalloped border was die cut from sticker paper and glittered using Daisy glitter. The butterflies are a die cut from Stampin Up. They really make you feel like warm weather and spring on the horizon ;)
A look at the card closed
Enjoy the rest of the week and remember....Keep Stamping!!
Belinda
Entering this card in: #36 Anything Goes challenge - Jo's Scrap Shack
these are wonderful cards, Belinda - love all the details! Are these sentiments computer generated also? If so, which font are you using? I really like it LOL The brocade background never looked prettier! hugs, de
ReplyDeleteI love the first card - perfect for your son! Just the right amount of masculine sparkle! I've never heard of a flying easel, but it's gorgeous. Love the brocade background stamping too!
ReplyDeleteThese cards are awesome! I love the window on both. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWow !!! Wow, wow, wow fantastic cards !!! Each one is perfect !!!!
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Mayra
Mayrasdesigns.blogspot.com
Wow Belinda! Both of these are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute cards :)
ReplyDeleteHi Belinda, Thanks for joining us at Jo's Scrap Shack FFC 36. This is an awesome card...really love the aperture window with the pretty lighthouse scene, and your chair on the outside of the frame. I've got some of the mudd puddles (from SnS on a shopping trip), but haven't used them yet. Very interested to see how you enhanced your design on #1 card with this product. #2 was equally awesome. I have never done a card fold like this, and will be checking out your tutorial link. TFS & have a great wkend.
ReplyDeleteLove these cards! The first one is a perfect masculine card! My son will be 33 soon too! You can tell it's made with love!
ReplyDeleteBoth of these cards are beautifully done.
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