Good Sunday morning to you all!
As previously mentioned, here are a few cards from my most recent DoCrafts demo from Jan 17th at The Range Dundee.
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My Sample display |
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That flamingo is really cute - Xcut min die! |
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Floral diecut panel over inked backgrounnd |
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Inked background with diecut butterflies |
One of the products I was using was a lovely floral panel die, ideal for using as a background on an A6 card. Firstly, I used the diecut piece as a straight forward back ground panel over an inked and blended background panel, then I thought I would try using the diecut piece as a stencil to ink through which was really effective.
Next up - a couple of cards using an Xcut Cut and emboss folder...
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Heat embossed sentiment in window |
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Gorjuss Girl inside window |
These cards us the Xcut Cut and Emboss Window folder. As with the other Cut and Emboss folders, this combines diecut elements into your embossing which is a great idea. This one is a window this time. The first card I inked and heat embossed a sentiment which is revealed when the window is opened up. I also made another which I thought would look cute to have the Gorjusss Girl on the inside looking out of the window.
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Talking of Gorjuss - here she is adorning a kraft lunchbag! |
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CAS card - Happy Birthday |
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CAS card - Hello |
I also demonstrated some clean and simple styled cards sticking to a colour palette of 4 colours. The Hello card has the sentiment die cut in to the stripy panel which is layered on top of a self adhesive paper wood-veneer panel. I love making CAS cards...
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Family Tree die
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This shadow box I've used here as a deep picture frame. The Family Tree die is lovely and actually versatile enough to use as a stand alone element for other projects...
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Family tree card |
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Cute Gorjuss card |
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Detail of Gorjuss card |
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Family Tree on kraft |
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Bare Basics drawers |
Lastly a decorating project - a set of Bare Basics drawers. I decorated the drawer fronts, added pegs which have two uses - to open the drawers and to hold a label which tells you what is in each drawer. I painted a different colour that coordinates with the stripy paper, inside each drawer.
Thanks for having a look at my DoCrafts projects! For those of you that come along to my appearances armed with DoCrafts goodies at The Range in Dundee - a big thankyou - it's always a pleasure to meet you all and have a crafty blether. I'm back there again on March 11th, so see you all soon!
So, have a lovely crafty weekend everyone and please pop by again soon!
Love, Jak
xxx
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