Hello!
Happy Monday!
Today is the second challenge at the new Artsystamper Challenge Blog. Each challenge runs for two weeks and starts on the first and third Monday of the month.
The theme for this challenge is Patterned Paper.
I hope that you can find time to join in the fun!
The winner will receive the stamp set of their choice from TheArtsystamperShop. Beverly Cole’s selections offer stamps and sentiments in each set as well as pre-colored images for easy, last minute cards. Why not take a moment and check out what she has in store!
I have a card to share today which features the beautiful Poinsettia Pair Digital Stamp and Paper Set. This set comes with a black and white digital stamp for you to colour and a pre-coloured image for quick and easy projects. It also has four different patterned papers.
Here is my card:
I decided to make an easel card to showcase the beautiful Poinsettia papers. Once the papers had been printed they were cut to size and the edges distressed with scissors. The papers were matted onto black card. I chose the black and white stamp so that I could colour it myself with Copic markers. I added a few white highlights and fussy cut the poinsettias leaving a white border. I decided that the flowers would get lost on the patterned paper, so I die cut some vellum and a white doily upon which I placed the coloured poinsettias using foam pads to add dimension.
There is more patterned paper on the inside, matted onto black card to frame it. The stopper element for the easel is a red, embossed, die cut label. I added a gold die cut sentiment, added some white dashes and dots and fussy cut some of the small white flowers to decorate the edges. The label is popped up on foam tape so that it holds back the easel.
Poinsettia Pair Digital Stamp and Paper Set
That's all for today!
I hope you will hop on over to Artsystamper Digitals Challenge Blog and enter! You will also see more inspiring designs from the Artsystamper Addicts Design Team ... so much fun.
I'll be back with another Artsystamper project in two weeks time.
I hope you will hop on over to Artsystamper Digitals Challenge Blog and enter! You will also see more inspiring designs from the Artsystamper Addicts Design Team ... so much fun.
I'll be back with another Artsystamper project in two weeks time.
Meanwhile, please check out:
TheArtsystamperShop Etsy
Artsystamper Digitals Challenge Blog
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I'd like to support the following challenges:
* Allsorts #542 Gold or Silver 25/10 WINNER
* Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas #460 Add a flower 25/10
* The Holly and Ivy Christmas Challenge #58 AG 27/10
* Classic Design Team Challenge Oct AG 28/10
* Creative Fingers #173 AG 31/10
* Winter Wonderland Merry & Bright 31/10
* 613 Avenue Create #226 AG/opt:Spotlight 02/11
* Scrappers Delights Oct AG 03/11
Christmas at Sweet Stampin AG 12/11
Delightful card, love this xx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely BEAUTIFUL easel card Carole! And, love that sentiment panel too! Awesome inspiration ... thanks!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Love the poinsettias and the way you colored them! Thank you so much for joining us at Allsorts challenge this week!
ReplyDeleteEllibelle's Corner
A lovely festive card. Thanks for sharing at 613 avenue create X
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A beautiful Poinsettia and Christmas creation, it's lovely to see you at Allsorts challenge this week, many thanks for joining in.
ReplyDeleteB x
Beautiful card Carole. Thank you so much for joining us at Scrapper's Delights Challenge and best of luck with your entry.
ReplyDeleteWendy Batchen DT for https://www.scrappersdelights.co.uk/challenge-blog#/
Gorgeous work with those papers. Thanks for joining us at the Creative Challenge of Christmas at Sweet Stampin'.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing with us at 613 Avenue Create!
ReplyDeleteHugz,
Chana Malkah, Owner
This is such a pretty Christmas card, Carole! I love how the paper pieces set each other off and also the beautiful focal image with the vellum and doily.
ReplyDeleteHugs Monica