My mission statement for this blog: Track the progress of my resolution to start a new craft project every week, create some sweet gifts and bolster my crafting street cred. This is the record of how it's going.
Thursday, 31 March 2016
Project: Dance inspired projects for MAWTT
This week we're looking for projects inpsired by dancing! I'll be honest, I wasn't quite sure where to go with this one but I had a good dig through my stamps and decided to go for this 50s rock and roll piece.
The girl is sort of based on a stamp I had but as I cut her out I made her skirt fuller, gave her a ponytail and gave her flat saddle shoes instead of heels. Turned her from a domestic goddess housewife into a 50s poodle skirt girl.
The juke box is colored with ProMarkers in Poppy, Oasis and Yellow and I cut it out to give it more prominence. The greeting is also colored and die cut and layered over a yellow circle which I thought made it a bit retro.
I added some lovely little plastic dots that Claire made me for my birthday this year. All in all I was happy with the challenge and can't wait to see what others do as well!
Labels:
Cards,
MAWTT,
Paper cutting,
Stamps
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Hi, lovely card, it was quite a difficult theme, but you achieved it well. Janice X
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Oh this is wonderful Jessie… love the jukebox and the way you've done the sentiment… lovely bright cheery colours… especially love those coloured dots… they really make the card !!!
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Big hugs, Sue B xx
Love it Jessie, so perfect for the theme, xxx
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ReplyDeletesuper card, and a very lovely design.
a wonderful idea for the theme.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.
Great adaptation of the stamp Jessie - a real 50s look to your card - it's fab hugs Judith x
ReplyDeletePerfect for my theme and perfect for my era!! It's great. Hazel x
ReplyDeleteHey I like this alot man, it's a very broad use of your stamps and skills - I wish I could cut silhouettes like you. Great sentiment for the 50's poodle skirt girl. Cx
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