Cardmaking and papercrafting using the Cricut and Cuttlebug. Also, sewing, quilting and machine embroidery will be mostly featured on this blog.
Showing posts with label Archivers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Archivers. Show all posts
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Christmas in July
Some of my last cards to share today. This house was from Winter Woodland on page 44 that I welded in the Gypsy. Made also in other colors such as a green roof and different patterned paper for the main house. I did size it to fit in an envelope that I had.
I went to a class at Archievers and this is one of the cards that used a stamp set. Embossing for the trees and markers were used for the house. Also did several cards using different colors for the house and trees.
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Archivers free projects
This weekend until Monday, Archivers has free projects for you to try using different techniques. These are the samples that I did on Friday: tag, envelope card and a scrapbook page. You don't have a choice of papers but I did learn several new things.
The first is a tag. Using corner chompers, punched petals, and embossing. For the flower, the base was a snowflake so that you can place the petals evenly after you add dimension by using a foam base and using a stylus. Added Stickles to the center of the flower which looked like another snowflake.
The second is a card that was pre cut using a cutting folder that created an envelope . Embossed the background gold color through a Sizzix but before that you stamped the table, saying and lamp. The chair and lampshade were stamped on a printed paper and then attached with foam dots. Added sparkle to the lamp base with a glitter pen and rhinestone stickers to the back of the chair. A brad was added to the closure using a brad setting tool which can save the fingernails.
The second is a card that was pre cut using a cutting folder that created an envelope . Embossed the background gold color through a Sizzix but before that you stamped the table, saying and lamp. The chair and lampshade were stamped on a printed paper and then attached with foam dots. Added sparkle to the lamp base with a glitter pen and rhinestone stickers to the back of the chair. A brad was added to the closure using a brad setting tool which can save the fingernails.
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