Cardmaking and Scrapbooking with Jean Manis
I’m sharing a CASE of one of the fabulous cards shown by Debby Hughes in today’s Online Card Class Pattern Play class.
The appearance of this card is deceptive – it may look simple and easy, but there are lots of details that go into making it look that way!
Supplies: Simple Stories Patterned Paper; Stampin’ Up cardstock; My Mind’s Eye enamel dots; My Favorite Things Say What Dies; Simon Says Stamp sentiments; Versamark; Hero Arts white embossing powder; Neenah white cardstock
Head on over to the Neat and Tangled blog where I share three ways to add glitter to your project.
Happy Spring to everyone in the Northern Hemisphere! (and Happy Fall to those of you in the Southern Hemisphere!)
Today I was inspired by a card shared by Jennifer Rzasa, a guest instructor in Online Card Class Pattern Play.
The flowers are fussy cut and layered with some dimensional adhesive. Let me tell you, that “Thank you” sentiment on the side took me several tries to get straight! I used my Fiskars stamp press after several failed attempts using an acrylic block.
Supplies: Hero Arts “Hearts & Flowers,” Hero Arts Studio Calico “Oh Snap,” Lawn Fawn papers, Versafine ink
Today’s the beginning of the Online Card Class Pattern Play. My card is based on one shared by Kristina Werner.
Supplies: October Afternoon paper, Technique Tuesday stamp; Simon Says Stamp heart die, May Arts twine, Fiskars scallop punch
As long as I had the Fiskars stamp press out to make my Inspired by…Color card, I decided I’d make another card using border stamps. As I was pondering color schemes, I came across an image in a catalog I received with coral, blue and khaki. (It happened to be an ensemble in an outdoor clothing catalog.) I knew I didn’t want to make another rainbow color scheme card, and the color combination felt fresh, but not in a traditional sense.
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