Showing posts with label 3D. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3D. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Have a Hoot


Hello Bloggers

I thought I'd go back to one of my very first card techniques for this card.......3D or some call it paper Tolle I think.



I printed the Grumpy Owl image by (Laurie Furnell) out three times and cut different parts of it to make three layers, the striped background is from the same Clip Art pack.
A yellow Spellbinders circle for a moon, the layer behind that is the Bird Call Cuttlebug embossing folder,
I really enjoyed putting this card together and it goes to my Grumpy (apparently) brother in law.

Thank you for taking the time to visit and leaving me a comment.

Baukje

Friday, May 6, 2011

Wedding Anniversary



Both our daughter celebrate their Wedding Anniversaries in May and these are the cards I made for them.



Some simple paper tolled roses placed onto the Dies Direct Lattice 2 Die. The butterflies are from a Martha Stewart punch, punched with plain white paper I then sponged some Victorian velvet distress ink over them.


I have used the same lattice die placed over a background I made by stamping some small acrylic stamps coloured with copics and then embossed with the Crafts Concepts embossing folder which I then ran through the cuttlebug again without the folder to flatten it out a bit.
The butterflies on both cards are a Martha Stewart punch.

Monday, May 2, 2011

Shark


Good Monday Morning.

I was asked to make a card for a little boy (5) who absolutely  loves sharks, so much s,o that when he hears of a shark attack his first response is "I hope the sharks alright".
Anyway this is the card I came up with.
I found a picture of a shark printed it out several times and Paper tolled it.
The waves I made using a score board that had scallops on it, I sponged some darker blue ink onto each layer and then layered them with dimensional tape.
The seagulls are made with a heart punch,by punching and then punching only the very tops again.
Oh and the letters are also cut from the same shark picture using the typewriter Cuttlebug alphabet  Die set.