My STAMPING PAPERCRAFT blog - Stamping Scene

Hello and welcome to my blog. I'm a paper craft addict and love sharing my passion for paper crafting . I run online and face to face card making, memory keeping and all sorts of 3D projects. I also sell many of the products I use. If you'd like more information do drop me an email. Thank you for visiting I hope to see you again soon. Zoe x
Showing posts with label stamp with us challenge 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stamp with us challenge 3. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 May 2009

Happy Birthday to you!

This weekend sees my parents celebrating their 45th, Sapphire wedding anniversary. Quite an achievement by all accounts and my Dad can be heard at this time of year saying 'I'd have got less for murder!' I've yet to make their card, but the weekend is also my Dad's cousin's birthday and she will be visiting so I've made this card for her. I've made it in line with this week's SWUS
challenge. This week you need to follow the recipe that they have set which includes using
1 x patterned paper
1x flower
1 x button
2x ribbons
I've used the great set from the mini called Petal Pizzazz which is just so easy to use and gives great results no matter what colour you use and it's so much fun and really cheerful for the months ahead. The colours used are rose red, pumpkin pie, old olive and bashful blue in the designer series paper. Remember it's the last few days of the offer to buy 3 packs and get one free!
I've also used occasional greetings for the wording and some felt flowers and the requested button from the rich regals selection. Rose red double stitched and bashful blue taffeta ribbon finish of my ingredients and there's a fun birthday card.
I'll be back soon with the anniversary card so bye for now.
Hugs Zoë xx

Sunday, 19 April 2009

Chocolate Challenge!!

This week's challenge on Stamp with Us is to use shades of chocolate inspired by a cupcake pictured on their blog. I've really enjoyed making this card and I'm pleased with the result. It's interesting how you can use shades of limited colours to create different effects. It means that when you start out stamping you can build your colour palette gradually as your finances allow, but still create great cards with limited colours. Of course the best way to get lots of colours is to buy all the marker pens and if you are interested in my marker pen share I have spaces available. More details here.

My supply list is as follows
Window Dressing, Everyday Flexible Phrases, Seeing Spots, US retired Antique Cracking stamp sets
Chocolate Chip, Close to Cocoa, Creamy Caramel & Very Vanilla cardstock
Versamark
Clear embossing powder
Pewter Hodgepodge Hardware
Velvet ribbon from Theatre Ribbon Originals
Chocolate Chip Designer Series Paper
Marker pens Choc Chip, Creamy Caramel & Close to Cocoa
Dimensionals and mounting tape.