Supplies used on this card:
- Fiskars Tisket/Tasket Border/Corner Punch
- Homemade Dew Drops w/pearl finish
- Scallop Scissors
- White/Pink/Green Cardstock
- Pink Embossing Powder (flower)
- Chalks (both the sentiment and the flower)
- Dimensionals (for popping up the flower)
- MS Scoring Board (lattice background)
- Nature's Beauty flower/sentiment stamp (Creative Stamping)
I used the same stamp (Nature's Beauty flower/sentiment stamp - Creative Stamping)on this card, but created a quilt background with my scoring board. I cut small squares with a square punch and stamped a design (Anna Griffin) on the polka dot pieces. The rose was stamped on polka dot paper (Creative Stamping) with Versa Mark and colored with chalks. I popped parts of the rose up with dimensionals. A brown ribbon tied to the right completed this card.
For this card a scored straight lines down a white piece of card stock and chalked over them LIGHTLY with black chalk. It came out gray as I had hoped! The image is off the back of a calendar - the butterflies are punched -- the butterfly trail is added with a felt tip pen. Sentiment is Studio G. I matted the "wall" (made with the MS scoring board) and added a black ribbon and white polka dots around the edge.
This one is very similar to the one I posted last week as a sneak peek (here).
Supplies used on this card include:
- Kitty clip art from here
- Crayola Markers
- Circle/ Scallop Nestabilities
- Small silk flower
- MS Daisy Dot Border Punch (both the border and the mini flowers)
- MS Scoring Board (to make that tile design on the pink background)
- MS Branch Punch
- Small Flower punch / Hole Punch
- American Crafts DP (Romance Love Fool)
- I printed the sentiment on my computer (to read click the picture to bring it up big)
Now go here to see what my friend created for the challenge this week.
Oh, BTW -- here's a link that has LOTS of projects to use a scoring board on. I found it inspiring and you might too!
I also have another previous post using the scoring board to create a background to view go here .
1 comment:
These are all so lovely! You've really outdone yourself this time! If I had to pick a favorite (which is extremely difficult because they're all so good), I think I'd pick the one with the polka-dot rose. I never think to stamp onto patterned papers, but it creates such a lovely effect!
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