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Gosh, craft clubs seem to be like busses at the moment, nothing for years and then 3 turn up at once! I went to my 2nd today, it is my closest and a spin off from the next one I hope to go to at the end of the month. .JPG)
We did some stamped cards. Gosh they had LOADS of stamps to choose from. I just have one Tim Holtz binder full but have just ordered a second binder and am even debating de-backing my few wooden block ones?Anyway we used the technique of stamping and or inking through a pre-cut hole in a piece of paper, cut using a Cuttlebug and Spellbinders. Then we added a feature over the edge afterwards.
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Also the technique of using mini stamps and creating a sense of the shape by stamping over the edge. I did better with the former as you can't really make a circle lopsided, but my heart was wonky so I have since cut that out and made up a card with it as a topper.
A really useful technique for a quick "flat" card.
4 comments:
Hi BJ - glad you enjoyed Tadworth today. Look forward to seeing you again at Ashtead. Kay
Hi BJ, these are lovely - love the technique. I've done similar with squares shaped using post-it notes but didn't thinking of taking it further by using the Cuttlebug to cut out a mask ... such a good idea.
How nice for you to have a few clubs to go to - sounds good fun.
Elizabeth xx
Sounds like you had lots of fun sweetie, well deserved methinks. I love you cards, what gorgeous colours and the technique is so very effective.
Huge hugs x
I love these cards,I have some Spellbinders circles, so they're definately on my list of "must do's". My you have been blogging a lot recently, I'm only just catching up with all your posts ;)
Karen xxx
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