Today I thought I would post something which, I have to admit, is out of the archive, but looking back at it I'm still quite proud of it, so I thought it was worthy of a post.
This was a special card that I made for a friend's grand daughter who was mad about horses. I wanted to make it really spcial so I made a 3d pop up card, and went for the full works by making a detachable rosette and a presentation box. Afterall the effort that went in to this one, I found it quite hard to let it go, so I'm glad that I took some pictures.
I coloured this with the old faithful Tombow pens, using a water colouring technique.
Thanks for looking and I hope you like it.
PS - If anyone has any ideas on how they decorate the front of a card when they are putting a pop up inside, I would love to receive your comments.
Sharon x
Showing posts with label Magnolia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magnolia. Show all posts
Thursday, 23 September 2010
Sunday, 19 September 2010
Time for a little Magnolia
I don't think I have posted a Magnolia card on my blog yet, so I thought I would post one for you today.
I love these little stamps and you would be amazed at the size of their range - there are literally hundred of them.
Unfortunately today's picture is a little bit blurry but hopfully you will get the gist. I wanted to break up the edges of the topper a bit so I did this by dabbing my markers randomly around the edges of the white card with a couple of different colours, and then I dabbed some of them with a blender pen which fades the colour a bit more and adds more variation.
I hope you like the result!
I love these little stamps and you would be amazed at the size of their range - there are literally hundred of them.
Unfortunately today's picture is a little bit blurry but hopfully you will get the gist. I wanted to break up the edges of the topper a bit so I did this by dabbing my markers randomly around the edges of the white card with a couple of different colours, and then I dabbed some of them with a blender pen which fades the colour a bit more and adds more variation.
I hope you like the result!
Thanks for looking
Sharon x
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