Hi everyone
I hope you are enjoying the weekend.
Today I would like to share with you two simple cards made using the new Rustic Fragments Set.
For my first card I have made a masculine card and I would like to dedicate this to all crafting Fathers and Grandfathers out there. I hope you have a wonderful Fathers Day.
For the background stamping I stamped the image using brown Archival Ink but then added a little bit of embossing to give it a little bit more depth and to give it an abstract feel.
I used an embossing pen for this and just applied the ink to the card in a brush stroke fashion.
I stamped the Eccentric Edwardian onto a separate piece of card stock, cut him out and attached him using foam pads. I used a 350 gm board for this because I wanted him to be a chunky embellishment.
I stamped the Eccentric Edwardian onto a separate piece of card stock, cut him out and attached him using foam pads. I used a 350 gm board for this because I wanted him to be a chunky embellishment.
For my second card I have used the same stamp as above to make a basket of flowers.
I embossed the image on card stock and cut out the basket shape.
For the flowers in the basket, I have used the Sunny Sunflower set of stamps. The flowers are stamped and then fussy cut out. To color them, I used a sponge and some Distress Ink.
For the flowers in the basket, I have used the Sunny Sunflower set of stamps. The flowers are stamped and then fussy cut out. To color them, I used a sponge and some Distress Ink.
Little baskets would look beautiful stamped in pastel colors for Easter projects. Maybe with some chicks from the Steampunk Birds or maybe a basket of Daffodils from the Spring Bird Daffodil Set. Or, what about a basket of Poinsettias for Christmas cards! This is a really versatile stamp set to have in your stash.
These are only a few suggestions for the basket idea. Maybe you have some of your own that you would like to share with us using the comments box below??
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Thank you for looking.
Happy Stamping
Florence x
Happy Stamping
Florence x
Wow you have done it again, I so love both your cards.
ReplyDeleteWould never have thought of the basket idea but it's gorgeous and I have
just bought that set. Must try that with my daisy chocolate baroque set of flowers.
Thanks again for the inspiration.
These are both beautiful Florence and I must admit I thought of basket work when I saw that particular fragment but you have made it even better with the embossed finish which really gives it the look of cane or raffia, and I love the masculine and feminine versions which are both fantastic. x
ReplyDeleteWowza, such amazing cards. You did such a great job with the basket.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant cards Judith, incredible inspiration, fab male card and the stamp turned into a basket is so creative, hugs Kate x
ReplyDeletegorgeous makes here florence ...still not played with more than one of my elements yet but starting to get a little impatient! lol! soon xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards again! Love the colours that you use for the BG-stamps!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone. Lovely to hear from you.
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Flo x
Love the colours of both cards - bike one has to be my favourite though..
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