Hello...
It’s another
cold day and snow has been forecast again, we had a light covering on Sunday
evening and then frost but that was it, hope nothing comes of it today.
I made this card
using the January 2015 project club stamps from Nina Crafts, (initially known
as Dimension Stamps) it’s such a lovely set of stamps and can be used for
weddings as well as Civil Ceremonies which are so difficult to find images for.
If you fancy
joining the project club please email me angmacw@googlemail.com
and I will recommend you as they do a loyalty scheme so when a new member signs
up I get a free month! So come on...get emailing me with your name and
telephone number and I will do the rest – I could end up signing lots of you up
and getting the rest of my year free, it’s just £10 a month and you get a set
of amazing stamps and step by step instructions for a card but you can do your
own thing.
If you are
wondering about how to pay, as I said it is £10 per month, when you sign up you
give your bank details and middle of every moth the £10 is taken and 2 days
later you get your kit...its that easy – no paying 12 months ion full or by
direct debit!
Added to that
you get mega great discounts 25% off internet orders,10% off at shows and 20% over
the phone!
Oh and if like
me, you decided to continue after the year you get a voucher to spend with
them...this is my 3rd year with them
They are just
added new stamps to the website.
Sorry I got
carried away again s here’s the card info!
I folded the
light grey A4 card in half and used it in landscape; I trimmed the white card
down to leave a border around the card, then rounded the corners on the grey
card as well as the white card.
Using the blue Eaziscore
and the white card in landscape I scored a line on line 1, turned the card 180
and scored on line 1 again.
I used the heart
with scroll stamp and stamped the border just above the bottom score line using
versamark ink pad then covered with Granite embossing powder – the project
suggested silver embossing powder but I didn’t have any so used the next best
thing.
I heated the
border and then saw I had managed to make a mess of the border at the left side
but there was nothing I could do about it.
Using the
Happily ever after... stamp and Versafine pad I stamped this just above the top
score line and then Forever and Always in the bottom under the score line, both
were heat embossed.
In the kit were
white and grey pearlised card squares and also peach and white. I stamped the
heart with swirls & heart decoration onto the white and peach card using
versamark ink pad and I found the tiniest amount of silver glitter embossing
powder so used that, cut out the hearts and trimmed off the top of the white
heart, then stuck it onto the peach and added a lovely white glittery heart gem
in the centre.
Using the white
and grey card I stamped the heart with the jacket top and tie, after embossing
them both and cutting out I then had to cut out the section just below and just
above the tie so the white showed through.
I used large sticky
pads on the hearts and placed them onto the white card at angles. Finally in
the project pack was the silver die cut bells which I matted onto the waste
peach and trimmed, this was then stuck in the top right hand corner.
I loved the
bells and because I will do this over and again I tracked them down, they are
in a pack by Tattered Lace and the pack has holly, bells, 3 different tags and
2 borders...
And that’s me
finished for today...it’s far too cold in my craft room now so will go ad laze
in the lounge until I get warm.
See you again
tomorrow
xxx
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