One of the class projects was to make a circle card with one of Kerri's cutting files. I used this week's ColourQ Challenge for my color scheme. It's a bold color scheme that really makes an impact with a simple card structure.
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Showing posts with label "colourQ challenge". Show all posts
Sunday, April 15, 2012
A Bold Thanks
I'm taking Kerri Bradford's Silhouette Getting to Know You class. It is a self-guided class full of great tips, easy to follow videos and a terrific message board. I'm enjoying it a lot. If you are Silhouette owner, check it out over at JessicaSprague.com. I'm looking forward to her more advanced class coming up later this month too.
One of the class projects was to make a circle card with one of Kerri's cutting files. I used this week's ColourQ Challenge for my color scheme. It's a bold color scheme that really makes an impact with a simple card structure.
One of the class projects was to make a circle card with one of Kerri's cutting files. I used this week's ColourQ Challenge for my color scheme. It's a bold color scheme that really makes an impact with a simple card structure.
Monday, August 16, 2010
Hello Blog
Yes, it's been a while.
I've really been enjoying my summer away from the computer. Even if it means not keeping up on my blog, my friends on Facebook or the 1500+ entries in Google Reader.
I've really been enjoying my summer away from the computer. Even if it means not keeping up on my blog, my friends on Facebook or the 1500+ entries in Google Reader.
This is a card with coordinating tag that I made for my cousin's daughter on her 1st Communion.
The color scheme is so spring-y to me and was inspired by the colourQ Challenge #31.
The color scheme is so spring-y to me and was inspired by the colourQ Challenge #31.
This is the gift with the envelope tucked under the ribbon and the card on display. I love wrapping presents with plain kraft paper because I can customize the ribbon and tag to match the card.
Close up of the monogram tag.
Details of the card.Supplies Used:
Cardstock: Club Scrap
Patterned Paper: October Afternoon Hometown
Stamps: Paperrey Ink Fillable Frames #3
Ink: Colorbox pigment ink in Harbour
Embossing Powder: Judikins Detail Clear
Ribbon: May Arts
Button Twine: Papertrey Ink
Button: Autumn Leaves
Chipboard Letter: Lil Davis
Stickles: Ranger
Sunday, May 16, 2010
ColourQ #32
This week's color combination at ColorQ was my inspiration for this card.
I inked up the Papertrey Ink Round & Round anniversary set for this card.
I also repurposed a container that originally held Making Memories blossoms into a cute little gift holder. I used the same dotted stamp on vanilla cardstock and backed it with green and kraft.
Supplies Used:
cardstock: Prism (green), Club Scrap (vanilla) and Bazzill (orange and kraft)
stamps: Papertrey Ink (Round & Round)
die: Papertrey Ink (Mat Stack 1)
ink: Clearsnap (rousillon), Palette (jardin moss) and Versafine (onyx)
jewels: Doodlebug
corner rounder: Creative Memories
border punch: Fiskars
foam adhesive: Creative Memories
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