Hello Crafty Friends!
Today I'm sharing several DT posts for Vera Lane Studio. This is the first.
This week saw the release of a new set of digital stamps called Windows. The possibilities are endless with these lovely window frames.
I made a mini Pocket Letter:
For those not familiar with pocket letters, they normally contain 9 pockets, 3 rows of 3. A mini pocket letter has 1 row of 3, so the pocket letter sheet is simply cut horizontally. Inside each pocket is an ATC sized card (2.5 x 3.5 inches).
I wanted to use the sentiment that came with this set, so I chose to have two Vera Lane ladies gazing out of the other two windows.
I arranged the images in PowerPoint and then printed them out. With png images, just lay down the image you want furthest in the background first.
I coloured the images with alcohol markers, then cut around the frames. I decided to use wood, brick and stone patterned paper for my walls to give them a natural look. The frames were popped on foam pads.
This is Helga from Helga's Hedgehog:
And this is Gwen, one of the Ladies Who Lunch:
There are many wonderful and weird residents on Vera Lane. Who would you have looking out from your window?
DT member Teresa has a mini competition on our Facebook page , open until the end of May, which we'd love you to be a part of.
Windows Helga's Hedgehog Ladies Who Lunch
This week saw the release of a new set of digital stamps called Windows. The possibilities are endless with these lovely window frames.
I made a mini Pocket Letter:
For those not familiar with pocket letters, they normally contain 9 pockets, 3 rows of 3. A mini pocket letter has 1 row of 3, so the pocket letter sheet is simply cut horizontally. Inside each pocket is an ATC sized card (2.5 x 3.5 inches).
I wanted to use the sentiment that came with this set, so I chose to have two Vera Lane ladies gazing out of the other two windows.
I arranged the images in PowerPoint and then printed them out. With png images, just lay down the image you want furthest in the background first.
I coloured the images with alcohol markers, then cut around the frames. I decided to use wood, brick and stone patterned paper for my walls to give them a natural look. The frames were popped on foam pads.
This is Helga from Helga's Hedgehog:
And this is Gwen, one of the Ladies Who Lunch:
There are many wonderful and weird residents on Vera Lane. Who would you have looking out from your window?
DT member Teresa has a mini competition on our Facebook page , open until the end of May, which we'd love you to be a part of.
Windows Helga's Hedgehog Ladies Who Lunch
I hope you'll come along and play on Vera Lane. It's such a friendly, fun place to be!
You'll find us on Facebook in a closed group, which I invite you all to join! You can find us HERE.
I guarantee, you'll get a very warm welcome!
I guarantee, you'll get a very warm welcome!
xoxo
I'd like to play along in these challenges:
*Crafting With An Attitude #27 AG 28/05
*Aud Sentiments Challenge #180 AG 29/05
*Crafty Girls Creations #36 AG 31/05
*Through The Purple Haze Challenges #125 AG 31/05
*Little Miss Muffet Challenges #163 AG 31/05
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*Crafting With An Attitude #27 AG 28/05
*Aud Sentiments Challenge #180 AG 29/05
*Crafty Girls Creations #36 AG 31/05
*Through The Purple Haze Challenges #125 AG 31/05
*Little Miss Muffet Challenges #163 AG 31/05
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