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.
Sunday, 25 February 2018
Project 462: A celebration sketch card
I saw the challenge at Freshly Made Sketches this week and thought it would be a fun one at my desk.
I remembered the champagne bottle die and thought it would be a good one for the big shape. Gosh I forgot how fussy that die is! I used thicker card, a black glittery stock that I had a final scrap of in my stash. I ended up having to use a fair amount of scalpel cutting to get it to come away, and I put it through the machine a good few times. Still. It makes an impact.
For the left hand side I used a diamond stencil that was new from my birthday present from Claire. I used distress ink to get the color variance. The little oval tag features a sentiment that is ancient in my stash.
With the fussy cut of the die, this ended up taking a lot longer than expected. But never mind, it's still a fun card for the challenge!
Labels:
Blending,
Blog challenges,
Cards,
Die cut,
Distress inks,
Stamps,
Stencil
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I love the pretty detail on that bottle. Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches this week!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this, the diamond stencil works SO well with that bottle, this feels like a St Paddy's Day card. Cx
ReplyDeleteHi this is a stunning card I love it. Take care. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Great way to use this bottle die. Glad you joined us this week at FMS!
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