Gosh, I can almost hear the echoes here in my poor neglected blog! I've not done as much crafting recently and I've also managed to make several things without photographing them before sending them on their merry way.
Here's a clean and simple anniversary card that I did remember to photograph! Unusually for me there's almost no stamping (just the sentiment) with die cuts providing the focal element.
I've had this ginko leaf die for ages and have kept failing to use it. It's such a pretty die though that I'm sure it will get used again now that I've broken the duck.
I used some green metallic rub-on to highlight the embossed "veining" on the leaves - hard to see so I've added a detail shot that might show it up better. It's a subtle detail but gives a pretty shimmer.
The dots are "waste" circles from various tag dies, domed out with an embossing stylus so they're like matt versions of enamel dots.
Supplies:
Ginko leaf die by Impression Obsession
"waste" circles from various tag dies
Cressida stencil by Memory Box
Tim Holtz Distress ink by Ranger (Tumbled Glass and Shabby Shutters)
Versafine ink by Tsukineko (Onyx Black)
Sentiment from Putting on the Ritz set by Waltingmouse Stamps (retired)
Gilding Wax by Creative Expressions (Spring Green)
Corner Chomper
Pinflair glue gel
Thanks for stopping by!
Monday, 26 September 2016
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4 comments:
It's lovely Joanne - and the leaf shape is really pretty. I think you could also make rather gorgeous 3D flowers with it if you cut a batch and used your stylus to shape them into petals
Its beautiful Joanne! I love those leaves x
How lovely! It's great to see your blog come up in my reading list too! I hope you've been well.
love the CAS style of this card - been missing your blog - glad youre back
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