I don't really need excuses to find time to craft. However, when it's raining, I can't think of a better way to spend the day, than spend it crafting. Right?
If you're looking for some inspiration, we have a new challenge starting at AAA Cards
I don't really need excuses to find time to craft. However, when it's raining, I can't think of a better way to spend the day, than spend it crafting. Right?
If you're looking for some inspiration, we have a new challenge starting at AAA Cards
Hope you're finding time to craft. I find that crafting calms me and makes me happy. There is something about playing with paper that just makes my heart soar. We have a new challenge at Addicted to CAS that we hope might inspire you to spend some time in your craft space. Our challenge is
Hope you're ready for our next challenge at Addicted to Stamps and More! For the next fortnight, our challenge will be
We have a new sketch at Try A Sketch On Tuesday, which we hope will inspire you to get crafty. Here's the sketch.
Time for a new challenge at AAA Cards. For the next fortnight, our challenge is
We have a new challenge at Addicted to CAS starting.
Here's my monochromatic card
I started my gray card by positioning Pink & Main's Mask It Circle stencil over an A2 panel of medium gray cardstock with my Wendy Vecchi's Make Art STAY-tion. I cut some "hills" with my Creative Memories 12" Decorative trimmer from scrap photocopy paper. I used the "hills" as stencils as I applied both Taylored Expressions Oyster ink and Concord & 9th's Dove ink, applied with an oval ink blending brush, alternating the inks and changing the position and orientation of the "hills". I added some additional Dove ink along the edges of the circle stencil to help to define the circle. I removed the stencils. Next, I stamped the silhouette image, using Gina K Designs' Friendly Silhouettes stamp set and Gina K Design's Slate ink. I stamped the sentiment using Clearly Besotted's A Little Sentimental and Gina K Design's Slate ink to complete my panel. The last step was to adhere the panel to a white A2 card base.
We'd love to see your monochrome-inspired card in our gallery this fortnight.
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