Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Marleen DT - Holly Swirl tree
Saturday, December 19, 2015
Clare DT - Star Flowers
Good morning bloggers and festive greetings to you all. Well if you were fortunate enough to be watching Hochanda this week you would have seen the release of Bee Crafty's new floral range of stamps. All of us girlies on the DT worked our socks off to make some samples for Bev to take with her on tv. Here are a couple of the samples I made for Bee Crafty using the fabulous Star Flowers stamp.
For this project I used:
It's nice to be important sentiment
I applied my salty ocean and mowed lawn distress inks. In the background stamped some flowers using bleach. In the foreground I stamped the star flowers in green and heat emossed. Onto some white card I stamped the flowers in black ink and heat set with clear embossing powder. I coloured in the flowers using distress inks, cut out and applied them to the card.
I absoloutely love these new stamps. Check out all of the latest stamps released from Bee Crafty by clicking here.
Happy crafting,
Clare x x x
Friday, December 18, 2015
Emily DT - Hochanda
Here are a few of samples I made using them.
These are the ones which were shown on the programmes throughout the day
Here are a few more
I adore these stamps as they are so versatile, they work with all different styles and colours.
I hope you like my samples.
Have a lovely Christmas!!
Emily x
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Marleen DT ~ Hochanda samples
Yesterday, my boss, Beverley was on Hochanda TV showing off her new stamps for
Friday, December 11, 2015
Emily DT - Christmas Elf
Colouring is one of the things in card making that I really struggle with. I am useless at shading but I love the Ernie Elf stamp and I wanted to make a card using it.
Here is the card
I recently treated myself to some distress markers so I thought I'd have a go at using them to colour Ernie in. Like I said, shading still eludes me, but I'm happy with how he turned out.
I added the Happy Christmas sentiment and a couple of snowflake embellishments. I also went round the edge with Tea Dye distress ink and a blending tool.
I mounted it onto some very festive metallic red card and then onto a kraft card blank.
Hope you like it!
Emily x
Wednesday, December 09, 2015
Marleen DT - Tree's and Winter wonderland stamps set
Better late then never I guess.. (she says looking very remorsefull lol)
Saturday, December 05, 2015
Clare Dt - Inspire
Good morning to you bloggers. I expect lots of you are busy preparing for this months festivities? Don't forget to take a little time out and for yourselves and visit Bee Crafty to make a christmas list of your own. There have been a number of new stamps released over the past month so if you are after a crafty gift of your own pop over to the online shop.
Today I would like to share with you some of the new stamps that have been released used in conjuntion with some of the old ones.
Stamps used in this project:
Backdrop bubble wrap negative & positive
First of all I inked the splats and stamped in various places. Then using the splats again I kiss stamped onto music, bubblewrap and script stamps, some with black ink and some without.
I inked the splatter swirl frame with black ink and masked an area so that when I stamped 'inspire' it would just venture outside the frame.
Finally I added some pearly dots and some stickles for a bit of bling.
Thank you for popping over today. I love to hear you comments so feel free to leave one in the box below.
Happy crafting,
Clare x x x
Friday, December 04, 2015
Emily DT - Never Regret
Here is the card
I used a piece of canvas paper for the background. I like using it as it has texture and I like the effect when you stamp onto it.
I stamped the Upright Rectangle frame sideways and used one of my favourite Wordage stamps, Never Regret (large). I stamped them in black pigment ink and heat embossed them in clear.
I then picked my rainbow colours in distress ink and I have a 'go to' list.
They are:
Barn door
Spiced marmelade
Scattered straw
Mowed lawn
Salty ocean
Dusty concord
Seedless preserves.
I used some of each ink and applied it with a paintbrush and water to create a watercolour effect. I let the colours all blend together.
Once it was dry I trimmed the edges and mounted it onto black card. A card blank and a few black gems just finished it off.
Hope you like it!
Emily x