My papercraft and card making projects

Saturday, 30 May 2015

on your special day

 
Another card based on Sue Wilson's previews
for her latest Spring Collection.
 
I used a white felt flower I made with the new Foldover Flowers die, which I tinted with peri Adirondack ink.
The background die is reduced in length by cutting it in half, then disguising the join with pearls.

Sunday, 24 May 2015

just for you

 
Sue Wilson has a video demo of this card on her blog
 
I havn't done gold and black for a while.  This effect is just black card with gilding wax over it.
The background is made using mica flakes.

Wednesday, 20 May 2015

just a note

 
Another of Sue Wilson's Spring releases
 
I used a dark pink card from my stash.
The embossed section was covered in a double sided sticky sheet before embossing and then diamond sprinkles added.
 
I wanted the sentiment to be prominent so I glued about 4 cut layers together for depth.

Sunday, 17 May 2015

today's special moments

 
Another of Sue Wilson's new release previews.
 
I used the Camellia open petal die for the flowers and slightly crimped the petals for a different look.

Saturday, 16 May 2015

wishing you a wonderful day

 
This is my version of another of Sue Wilson's recent previews.
 
The embossed background I have used Sue's new 'grouting' technique where the polar white texture paste is applied over the embossed card.  Lovely effect!
 
Another first for me is the felt flower embellishment!!  I never got on with felt before as it is very delicate and I always managed to squish the flower before it finished, but using Sue's new 'Foldover Flower' die it is easy peasy!!  I love them!

Thursday, 14 May 2015

you're delightful

 
Another of Sue Wilson's previews using her new die releases.
 
I gave this lots of depth in the layers.

Wednesday, 13 May 2015

happy birthday

 
This is one of those Sue Wilson designs that just wow-ed me!! 
 I HAD to make this!!
 
Definitely one of my very favourites.
 
I may have over-inked the flowers a little but in real time it doesn't show as much as in this photo.