I made this card in a technique workshop. Diane O'Leary at Susie Q's taught the class. We applied some flocking material to give it a fuzzy feeling. You can feel the fur on the card even though it may not show too much in this picture. I found out that a little goes a long way. My first try had way too much fur and it looked awful. This was different and lots of fun. I plan to do this again. WELCOME
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Saturday, August 9, 2008
Birthday Card
I made this card in a technique workshop. Diane O'Leary at Susie Q's taught the class. We applied some flocking material to give it a fuzzy feeling. You can feel the fur on the card even though it may not show too much in this picture. I found out that a little goes a long way. My first try had way too much fur and it looked awful. This was different and lots of fun. I plan to do this again. Saturday, July 26, 2008
Fun Birthday Card
This House Mice stamp was colored with SU chalks. This method of watercoloring is one of my favorite because I am able to do a better job using it. The paper is from "My Mind's Eye" book of paper and the ink and stamp set is SU. These little letters are my favorite alphabet stamps. They are small but always make a pretty card.Birthday Card
This card was made using one of the Seaside stamps from SU. It is now retired but makes beautiful cards and scrapbook pages. I used SU chalks for watercoloring. It is one of my first successes at watercoloring and the circle around it is made using a punch. The happy birthday stamp is SU and a great set.Birthday Card
InsideThis card was created using some paper from the book "My Mind's Eye". The flowers were cut out of the paper and glued on the stems which are a SU set. The scalloped cirle and the other circle are SU punches and stamps also. The card is inked using SU sage ink. The paper was cut with my paper cutter using one of the design blades.
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
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