Carrying on the Easter theme I have coloured with markers the Everybunny stamp set and then stamped them onto some foam core that I had brayered with pink, green and blue.
The foam core was then sandwiched and using an ovals die, cut out with the Big Shott. You have to use an ovals die as the framelits just do not cut deep enough.
I added some punched butterflies and voila! An Easter tree!
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To love what we do and share what we love, as we help others enjoy
creativity and worthwhile accomplishments . . . in this we make a difference!
creativity and worthwhile accomplishments . . . in this we make a difference!
Showing posts with label Everybunny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Everybunny. Show all posts
Friday, 29 March 2013
Thursday, 28 March 2013
Welcome to another Easter themed page. The original of this basket can be found at qbeesquest.blogspot.co.uk Brenda has some fabulous designs its worth visiting her blog to check them out.
I have used the Square Lattice embossing folder and Beautiful Wings Embosslits. Colours are So Saffron, Gumball Green and Pretty in Pink.
I have used the Square Lattice embossing folder and Beautiful Wings Embosslits. Colours are So Saffron, Gumball Green and Pretty in Pink.
and Everybunny, with various flowers and butterflies.
Wednesday, 27 March 2013
Some Easter boxes for you.
These have been made using the Fancy Favour Bigz XL die.
They are filled with little chocolate Easter eggs and I shall be giving them to my girls tomorrow to give to their friends. I have used 'Everybunny' and the middle box is Natural Composition Speciality DSP that has been coloured in. As it has an embossed glossy raised pattern to it, it takes well to a little bit of colouring. The label has the leaves from My Friend stamped on it, only because I had been using it for something else and it was still lying around.
Sometimes that is what happens. you use what comes closest to hand when you are stamping. You don't always have to go looking for something when a previous project suggests an answer!
These have been made using the Fancy Favour Bigz XL die.
They are filled with little chocolate Easter eggs and I shall be giving them to my girls tomorrow to give to their friends. I have used 'Everybunny' and the middle box is Natural Composition Speciality DSP that has been coloured in. As it has an embossed glossy raised pattern to it, it takes well to a little bit of colouring. The label has the leaves from My Friend stamped on it, only because I had been using it for something else and it was still lying around.
Sometimes that is what happens. you use what comes closest to hand when you are stamping. You don't always have to go looking for something when a previous project suggests an answer!
Tuesday, 8 May 2012
We had a Summer MIni Swap recently, organised by Pat Couder.
This was my creation, using The Open Sea stamp set. I also used the words from Clearly for You and the dotty stamp from French Foliage..This doesn't show up much as it is stamped onto the aged vellum to give it a more aged look.
Actually the photo doesn't do it justice, as I have a layer of vellum over the card, coming to about an inch from the bottom.
This was my creation, using The Open Sea stamp set. I also used the words from Clearly for You and the dotty stamp from French Foliage..This doesn't show up much as it is stamped onto the aged vellum to give it a more aged look.
Actually the photo doesn't do it justice, as I have a layer of vellum over the card, coming to about an inch from the bottom.
The ink colours used are Crumb Cake, Soft Suede, and Basic Black.
Cardstock is Naturals Ivory, this has a lovely colour and is a little bit thicker than general card. I also used vellum which I coloured with Crumb Cake.
I have used Linen Thread, Black Brad, Smal Oval Punch, Circle punches and Black and Cherry Cobbler Embossing Powder.
For the 'Scrimshaw' I used Foam Core and an oval die, both non Stampin Up products. I was excited about how the foam core could go through the Big Shott.
I had the idea recently when on holiday in Jersey during Easter and lots of these Easter Eggs were hanging from a tree in a shop.
I went home and had a practise, and this was the result. Using the Everybunny stamp set.
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