Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Poppy make a wish

Today I had a chance to play with some new release items from My Favorite Things. I also use the Wednesday sketch challenge MFTWSC116 for my layout.
For this card I haven't used any designer paper instead I went back to my early card making days were we used stamps to create backgrounds. I have also tried letterpress embossing, where you ink a embossing folder before placing your card stock in and emboss, the colour of the base card pops out of the coloured ink. The poppies were backed with foam tape to give a 3D effect. Glitter was added to the center of the flowers and faux piercing add to the border.

Supplies:
Stamps: MFT LJD Pretty poppies, triple scoop set
Other: MFT Die-namics poppies & leaves, Dizzy doily duo, Glitter fabric paint, Brilliance pearlescent ink -poppy,beige, lime,Craft concepts Embossing folder - Venus, Riding hood red ribbon and card, black and white card.

Thanks for looking
Hugs
Maryann

Monday, March 18, 2013

Autumn Leaves circle flip it

March in Australia is the start of Autumn and for Special Sister Card challenge of Boomerang stampers list we had to create an Autumn card.
I have used the sizzix circle flip die to cut the base card. Awhile ago I saw some cards on Pinterest that used embossing folders to highlight certain parts of a card for added texture, one in particular that I wanted to try was embossed die cut leaves. I love the way these have turned out, I completed the card by adding twine and a button.

Enjoying a beautiful Autumn's day
Hugs
Maryann

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Botanical Beauty

Hi Everyone,
 The two cards that I am sharing with you today feature My Favorite Things Botanical beauty Die-namic and the leaf filled flourish die-namic.
 Also featured in these cards are some designer papers from DCWV. On the first card I sponged the flower to keep the old world charm of the designer paper. DCWV have the most wonderful designer papers but sometimes when using the 12x12 size you do lose some of the focal point of the design.
Supplies:
Stamps: Paper Inspitations
Other: Mft die-namics leaf filled flourish and Botanical beauty, hot glue, gems, antique linen distress ink.

I hope you like what I have created thanks for looking.
Hugs
Maryann

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Bea's Birthday

Today I thought I would share with you a card that my Daughter made while she was in hospital { notice the bed sheet background} finally she felt well enough to make a card for her friends little sister. I had all the elements cut out and she just coloured and assembled it, not bad for her first attempt at copic pens.
Supplies
Stamps: The cat's pajamas
Other: card stock, designer paper, copic pens, nestabilities, ribbon.

Take care
Maryann

Monday, March 4, 2013

Butterfly Pop n' cut

Here is another Pop n' cut card, using this die cut system is such fun. The large butterfly is a Marianne die, cut, embossed and highlighted with brown ink.
 Inside some fabulous butterfly DCWV designer card finished off with some My Favorite Things die-namics and stamps.

Have a great day
Maryann

Let's Eat Cake

Have you ever found some scrapbook papers that you just love but once you cut it down to card size it is just ruined. For this card I used the sizzix pop n' cut die the front of the card measures 13.8cm [51/2 "] but it opens up to 27.8cm [11"] nearly a full scrapbook page size.

 The inside turned out just perfect, especially the use of the printed text and cake images.
 Just a closer look for you.
Supplies
Stamps: Rubber Romance, MFT
Paper: Papermaina the little cake shoppe stack, DCVW stack
Other: MFT Die-namics, nestabilities, self adhesive lace border, copic pens

Have a great day
Maryann

Sunday, March 3, 2013

Buggy Get well

I found this card sample on pinterest followed the link and found the card on splitcoast stampers. Here in Australia the hungry Caterpillar is the lastest in fashion for babies from clothing to accessories. My daughter loves it and buys things for friends. When it came to creating and get well card for her I couldn't resist this one.

Take Care
Maryann