Floral image with grid!

Hello!
Happy Monday!

A fun theme card in bright colors!

Took a piece of white Textured paper and started drawing lines with the help of a ruler first vertically using watercolor crayons directly. The crayons have some shimmer also, you can see in the pic.

 Blended these lines with water brush and then Horizontally and blended these lines too! Left it for dry.

Stamped the image along with the grid, started the coloring accordingly to the grid image color.

But I was not satisfied with the result because of the texture on the sheet. So I stamped the image on another watercolor sheet.

Watercolored it and fussy cut it. Don't forget to apply a black marker all around the image. Now adhered that image on that colored image, love the result!
 Stamped the sentiment at the top and some silhouette images at the bottom of the sheet.

A close-up:

 Die-cut a scalloped frame and created a border.

Hope you liked it!

Supply list

Cardstock: Textured Fleece white from Itsy Bitsy; White CS

Stamps: Poppy Poem from penny Black;(I used sentiment here) Lotus blossom stamp set from Stampin Up!, CS-4001(silhouette images) from Itsy Bitsy stamp

Dies: Inverted scallop Rectangle frames from Die cuts and more

Watercolor crayons: Recollections

Archival Ink: jet black

I am joining these challenges:
https://craftymilka.blogspot.com/2019/08/ilovemathchallenge14.html

http://sirstampalotchallenge.blogspot.com/2019/09/september-anything-goes-with-flowers.html

https://addicted-to-stamps-challenge.blogspot.com/2019/09/back-after-our-summer-break-with.html
https://pixiescraftyworkshop.blogspot.com/2019/09/pixies-snippets-playground-challenge-362.html
https://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/wednesdaychallenge/

Tropical Theme DIY decor!

Hello everyone!

Happy Saturday!

 I am on Itsy Bitsy blog with my DT inspiration!

This time I decided to make a coaster using paint pouring on a mini canvas. I'm obsessed with paint pouring and could spend too much time on it! This technique is very versatile and the different creations are so mesmerizing and you can gift them as well.

Trying this for coasters is also the perfect way to paint pouring since it's on a smaller scale and easier to manage especially for beginners. I always like to create stuff that has a purpose.

Firstly I mixed up my paints in cups. Here I used pineapple crush, cherry tomato, pearl white with pouring medium into 1:1 ratio.

On my mini canvas, first I spread pearl white all around the coaster and in the middle spread pineapple crush and cherry tomato and let the magic begin. I spread the color with my palette knife. Let it dry in a level space. I am surprised that it settled within 2 hours!

In the meantime, I stamped some tropical images from Tropical Birthday stamp set on a fleece white sheet and watercolored them. Then I fussy cut all the images.

Added these images in a bottom corner with some handmade flowers.

 Now at the bottom, I added a layer of Mixed media stones for more texture. 

I applied some sparkle paste too. Let it dry for some time.

I sprinkled some fairy dust all over the canvas. Applied a thick coat of clear resin with a hardener in the equal ratio. Let it dry.

You can add a piece of felt to the bottom of the coaster to give it finish.

This cute coaster is sure to add a tropical feel to your home.

What do you think? Would you make this easy coaster?

Supply List
Cardstock: Fleece white CS from Itsy Bitsy
Stamp: Tropcal Birthday stamp set from Itsy Bitsy
ZIG real watercolor brushes
Acrylic Pouring Paints: Pearl white, pineapple crush and cherry tomato from Itsy Bitsy
Acrylic Pouring Medium from Itsy Bitsy
Palette Knife
Handmade flowers from Itsy Bitsy
Sparkle Paste: shimmer cloud from Itsy Bitsy
Mixed Media stones from Itsy Bitsy
Fairy dust from Itsy Bitsy
Resin and Hardener from Itsy Bitsy

Would love to enter in the following challenges:
https://bleedingartchallenge.blogspot.com/2019/09/september-challenge-anything-goes.html

https://creativeartistemixedmedia.blogspot.com/2019/09/welcome-to-creative-artiste-challenge-53.html

Walking in the forest!

Hello friends!

My DT post for the inspiration at Cut it up challenges where the theme is into the woods!

The summer seems to be on its way back though it seems that we still have nice days this weekend.

Yet you notice that autumn has arrived.

That's why I made an autumn card depicting a scene of walking in the forest with woods, deer and falling leaves!

The deer die is one of my favourites!

The falling rows of birch trees into the woodland, mother nature with falling leaves everywhere with a pair of deer, isn't this amazing seems to really fall in black and white with Kraft.

The Designer Paper in the background and a dazzling frame!

 I stamped a bird too on a stitched circle and adhered over my pom-pom lace with a woolly button.

I am curious what do you think of this card!

Supply list

Cardstocks: White, cream, black and Kraft CS

PP: Flowers stack pack from Eno Greetings

Stamps: Woodsy treescape from Heartfelt creations; In a word: Grand Merry( Peace love and joy sentiment) from the set from Winnie & Walter

Archival Ink: jet black

Dies: Valley deer trio from memory box; Woodsy landscape from Heartfelt creations; flourish #1 from cheery Lynn; fancy frames from Paper smooches; Bird branch from Sizzix; Double stitched circles from Peekaboo

Satin Rattail cord: brown in color from Itsy Bitsy

Buttons and Pom pom Lace from my stash
Glitter glue: Clear from Studio G

Foam dots

Misti

Entered here:
https://lovetoscrapchallengeblog.blogspot.com/2019/09/ltscb-125-anything-goes.html
https://nordsalten-hobbyklubb.blogspot.com/2019/09/utfordring-175-bruk-dies-god-morgen.html
http://alessandrasangels.blogspot.com/2019/09/challenge-26-and-winner-of-challenge-25.html#
http://pixiescraftyworkshop.blogspot.com/2019/09/pixies-snippets-playground-challenge-361.html

Poppies in a frame!

Hello!

Good Monday to you! I have a flower card to share with you today........!

This is one of my favorite and famous prim poppy die cut from Memory box. 

This is so glamorous!

I had a vision of what I wanted to do, so I went through some of my premade alcohol ink background scraps, I created. You can't just make one you just keep creating and creating until your literally out of Yupo paper, so addictive!

I pulled out my red and gold mixative base background and die cut these glamorous pair of poppies and colored the thin stems in green.

Now started with my card base which is in square shape and die cut some dual stitched circle frames out of another 4 white squared panels from the centre to make dimensional circular frames.

Then I made the upper part to match with my poppies using the same alcohol inks randomly, it was so much fun to play again!

Now placed my poppied in the circular frames with a little dimension using foam dots.

Die cut Happy Birthday sentiment and heat embossed it in gold and popped it up.

Added some gold alcohol ink dots for more texture and interest using a thin pointed brush.

Super fun dies to create with! Hope you're enjoying your card making supplies too!

Thanks so much for stopping by! I appreciate it!

Supply List

Cardstock: Glossy white CS

Foam sheet: white

Dies: Prim Poppy from Memory Box; Double stitched circles from Peekaboo Designs, celebration word scripts from Sizzix

Alcohol inks: Watermelon and Gold mixative

Blending solution

Embossing powder: Antique gold from Expressions craft

Dye-based shimmer spray: Bitter lemon from Craftyscrappers

Foam dots

I 'm linking my poppy card to some challenges:
https://davebrethauer.typepad.com/outsidethebox/2019/09/memory-box-challenge-53-framed.html

http://theflowerchallenge.blogspot.com/2019/09/the-flower-challenge-36-anything-goes.html

https://unstampabelleschallenges.blogspot.com/2019/09/challenge-93-time-for-recess.html

https://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/mondaychallenge/

https://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/blog/memory-box-stamptember-2019-exclusive-collaboration/

http://knutselsenkadootjes.blogspot.com/2019/09/nieuwe-challenge-bij-knutsels-en.html

https://nordsalten-hobbyklubb.blogspot.com/2019/09/utfordring-175-bruk-dies-god-morgen.html

Typography!

Hello friends!

Once again back with another Typography creation!

This time a simple CAS card focusing on the sentiment!

White space doesn't have to be white....... it just needs to be a clear area!

So here it is!

I only wanted to focus on the sentiment, so I considered a bright, bold color for my base card like yellow! They bring a feeling of excitement and create a lasting impact.

I chose a large type of sentiment and kept other elements like props and accents, to a minimum as not to distract from the messaging!

For showcasing the sentiment I stamped it on a clear plastic sheet and highlighted on black background with a yellow color base card combo.

I love the contrasting combo on it!

Supply list

Cardstocks: Chrome yellow and black CS

OHP sheet: Transparent sheet from Itsy bitsy

Stamp: Typografia Romantique from Stamplorations

Dies: Crazy Double running stitch rectangles from Cutplorations

Staz on Ink: Opaque cotton white

Clear dots

I am entering here:

http://simplylessismoore.blogspot.com/2019/09/challenge-404-typography.html

http://daranddiane.blogspot.com/2019/09/focus-on-sentiment.html

https://stamplorations.blogspot.com/p/stamplorations-anything-goes-challenge.html

https://stamplorations.blogspot.com/2019/07/summer-cutplorations-challenge.html#more

https://stamplorations.blogspot.com/2019/07/summer-cas-card-challenge.html#more

Beauty is a joy

Hello to all!

Happy Tuesday!

Time for another challenge at LIM and the theme is Typography!

For today's card, I used Beauty is a joy for my Typography element and combined it with one of the images from the New beginning stamp set.
A simple text overlayed on the image!

I die cut a white panel using double stitched rectangles and stamped the image. Colored it using ZIG real brushes. Placed the panel on my card base and stamped the typography sentiment.

I did a little doodling in the banner and highlighted the word beauty with my black pen and did some false stitching at all around the card base panel. Now adhered the image using foam dots.

Hoping you like it!

Supply list

Cardstock: Heavy white CS

Stamps: Beauty is a joy  from Unity; New Beginnings from Stamplrations

Dies: Crazy double running stitch rectangles from Cutplorations

ZIG real brushes

Archival ink: Jet black

Foam dots

Black pen

Interested to participate in my fave challenges:

http://simplylessismoore.blogspot.com/2019/09/challenge-404-typography.html

https://stamplorations.blogspot.com/p/stamplorations-anything-goes-challenge.html

https://stamplorations.blogspot.com/2019/07/summer-cas-card-challenge.html#more

http://craftstamper.blogspot.com/2019/09/take-it-make-it-challenge-september.html

http://knutselsenkadootjes.blogspot.com/2019/09/nieuwe-challenge-bij-knutsels-en.html

Metallic royal peacock!

Are you a peacock fan, I am......!
I am excited to participate once again at Less is More challenge where the theme is metallics!

That metal brooch in peacock style was sat in my work desk for too long and I finally found a moment to use it on a card and want to show you what I came up with such fun! I tried to keep it as simple as possible😉

Front pic

back pic

I used detailed leaves die to create the peacock feathers image out of a silver metal sheet. Die-cut a stitched circle out of a metal sheet.
Die-cut an embossed sheet an adhered in the centre of the white card panel with an awesome word. Now placed my circle panel on it.

 I think the results were fairly dramatic and magical featuring that pretty peacock in CAS style! Love the creative pleasure on this!

Do you like the details on it!

Happy crafting!

Supply list

Cardstock: White card stock
Foam sheet: white
Metal sheet: Silver and from Add a little dazzle
Metal object: A brooch
Dies: Dual leaf from Peekaboo; Dual stitched circles from Peekaboo; Awesome from Stamplorations
Embossing folder: circles and dots set from Sizzix

http://simplylessismoore.blogspot.com/2019/08/challenge-403-metallics.html

http://craft-alnica.blogspot.com/2019/09/izziv-244-reciklaza.html- I recycled a metallic brooch and gave it a new life

http://letscreatechallenges.blogspot.com/2019/09/challenge-151-ag-put-some-extra-layers.html

http://happylittlestampers.blogspot.com/2019/09/hls-september-anything-goes-with-dies.html

http://scrappelyst.blogspot.com/2019/09/grublis-for-september-clean-and-simple.html

Golden moment!

Hello friends!

I made a quick card using metallic gold as my inspiration. Combined with polka dots, black and gold really make for a timeless look!

I left the top open with white space and add stencilling with gold glitz sparkle for a metallic look.

Then stamped some arrows and sentiment This is the Life. Die-cut Wow moment two times once from metallic gold sheet and one from the black sheet and adhered the moment word on the metallic one. Die-cut an arrow for showing the happy moments through bubbles!

 Adhered the vellum stars using some clear glue drops.

I think it looks fabulous, don't you!

Happy crafting!

Supply list

Cardstock: white CS

Heavy vellum sheet

Pattern Paper: Monochrome from Papericious; Mariposa Metallic glitter DCWV stack

Stamp: Arrow and sentiment both are from Calendar stamp set Kaisecraft

Die:  Wow moment die, Arrow from Heart card die set both are from Technique Tuesday; Pierced stars from Spellbinders

Stencil: Bubbles from Magenta

Sparkle paste: Gold glitz from Itsy Bitsy

Archival Ink: jet black 

glue drops: Fevicol

Inspired from these challenges:
http://simplylessismoore.blogspot.com/2019/08/challenge-403-metallics.html