Showing posts with label Soft Sky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soft Sky. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 November 2014

It's begininning to look a lot like christmas



Well it is here any way, quick post today and a quick share, short and sweet.

I like this set it's quick and simple to use and needs the minimum of fuss, just my style.

I added a bit of glitter to the trees not so sure if you can see it so well in this snap, but it was meant to represent snow/frost on the bare branches.

I hope you like todays quick post

Happy crafting

Deb xx

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Tuesday, 4 November 2014

Four Feathers Bundle

Hello dear readers

I'm back after a lovely half term break and today sees the weather finally break here in deepest darkest Yorkshire.  There was actually a frost this morning! I had to get the scraper out on the car ready for the school run.

So onto today's card which uses the four feathers bundle, it's perfect for that simple classy kind of card.

I've used whisper white and soft sky and stamped the feather with the encore silver stamp pad.

The framelets that come in the bundle mean that there is no fussy cutting to do, perfect.
The sentiment uses the teeny tiny sentiments set and the word window and modern label punches, I hope you like it, the items used are listed below.

Happy crafting

Deb xxxx


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Wednesday, 14 May 2014

More Candles

I saw these candles on pinterest and instantly fell in love with them, I just had to make my own.


They are very simple to make and I've made them in colours that match my living room.

The flowers are made using the lovely spiral flower die from stampin up. All set on top of a Dollie with some pearls and ribbon added to finish.
Lovely, the originals are here if you want to take a look.

Happy crafting

Deb xx

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Tuesday, 13 May 2014

Christening card

Hello dear readers. Sorry about going missing in action again last week but events caught up with me as they do lol.  Today I'd like to share with you a christening card that I was asked to make by a friend at work.
It was very simple to make using the oval framelets and the lattice die to make the cross.  I used the boho blossoms to make the little blue flowers and the build a bird punch to make the leaves.  The sentiment stamp is from Little Claire.
I also decorated the inside ot the card with some stamps I got free with a craft magazine.  My friend loved it. I hope the recipient did too.

Happy crafting

Deb xxx



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Monday, 31 March 2014

Open sea in early espresso

Hi there dear readers I hope you are all well.  I have another male card to share with you today. again using the open sea stamp set.

You will need:
Open sea stamp set
Soft Sky card
Whisper white card
Early espresso card and ink
Early espresso stampin write marker
Marina Mist stampin write marker

Start with a 6" x 6" base card in soft sky
Cut two 5 3/4" square pieces of whisper white card
Stick one of these to the inside of your base card and one to the front of your base card
Cut a piece of early espresso card 5 1/2" square
Stamp this all over with the anchor stamp from the open sea set in early espresso ink
Add this to your base card
Stamp out the image of the ship onto whisper white card. Colour the ship stamp using an early espresso marker and the sea using a marina mist marker.

Ink the edges of this card then layer it up onto some early espresso card and then onto some soft sky card.
Add this to the front of your base card with foam pads, add a sentiment if you wish
Hope you like today's card, if you would like any of the items used to make this card please click on the pictures below which will take to directly to my online shop.

Happy crafting

Deb xxx

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