Hello my crafting friends, hope this finds you all safe and well, It's getting a lot colder here now of a night and I know some of you have had snow, let's hope its brief lol! Though I have to admit I do like to go out and play in it!!! A big kid at heart.
Some of you may know it was Diwali week last week, the festival of light and we have two Hindu teachers at our school so I made them each a card.
This one I made for Sujahta an English teacher, I knew I wanted to use Sheena's Indian products and I wanted it lovely and bright so I started by inking up a piece of card using Crushed Olives DI, I then ran it through the embossing folder Henna and re-inked over the embossed pieces, I then coloured in the flower with Aqua Markers. I coloured in some of the edges using Spectrum Noir new Sparkle pens to add a touch of glitter too.
I stamped the flower Henna onto some White card and cut it out the best I could then coloured it in with Spectrum Noir Sparkle pens and put this to one side to dry.
On more of the White card I stamped the decorative edge using my Versamark Ink Pad then heat embossed with Gold embossing powder, I had to repeat this process in order to get the lengths I wanted to fit round the card as its only a small stamp. I then cut it out the best I could using a sharp craft knife.
I matted the embossed background onto some Black card and then onto the base White card, I attached the decorative edge round the four sides of the card trying to match them up so they were the same both sides. I then attached the stamped flower I had cut out using 3D glue.
I made a simple sentiment and inked round with the Crushed Olives DI to match the card and there you have the finished card.
Items Used:
Sheena Douglass White Stamping Card
Sheena Douglass Black Card
Sheena Douglass Taste of India Embossing Folder Henna
Sheena Douglass Taste of India Stamp Set Henna
Tim Holtz Distress Ink Crushed Olive
Spectrum Noir Aqua Markers
Spectrum Noir Sparkle Pens
Papermania Gold Embossing Powder
Versamark Ink Pad
Thank you for looking, Jacquie xxx
It is a gorgeous card, I bet she loved it and that you made a card for their celebration, xx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful Jacquie and I'm sure very much appreciated! Hugs Christine xx
ReplyDeleteBrilliant card, love everything you have done.
ReplyDeletePatricia x
Evening Jacquie, love the techniques that you've used on this card. I think you've cut the flowers out beautifully.Janice xxx http://createdbyjan.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Jacque such a wonderful technique and love all the bright colours. Hugs Jennifer xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card jacquie. I love your design and I am sure it was appreciated. Hazel X
ReplyDeleteWow, this is gorgeous Jacquie!! Stunning colours, so rich and vibrant, and that gold trim is incredible! WOW, love this one! hugs :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous card Jacquie, beautiful colours and your decorative edge looks fabulous.
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Thank you for writiing this
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