Wednesday, 10 April 2013

FF samples 16

Another flowering flourishes workshop sample.


A white A5 card blank, a paper doilie (cut in half), a top note die cut, a couple of swirl die cuts, a large circle punch-stamped with the flourish, some baker's twine wrapped around the top note die.


A close up of the detail.


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Until next time, Happy crafting, Dawn x

Tuesday, 9 April 2013

FF samples 15


Butterflies....


An A5 pink pirouette card blank stamped with versamark ink and a flourish stamp.
I die cut a whisper white top note die and stamped using the smallest flourish and pink pirouette ink, I embossed a couple of the layers with embossing folders.
I cut a selection of butterflies using a die and punches.
A fold of ribbon added to the bottom layer of the butterflies.


A close up of the details.


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Until next time Happy crafting, Dawn x

Monday, 8 April 2013

FF samples 14

A different style today.


An A5 lucky limeade card blank.
A strip of yellow spotty paper layered onto whisper white to make it pop.
My main image inked with lucky limeade and daffodil delight on to whisper white card, layered on to yellow with a ribbon tied near the bottom, I mounted this with foam pads. A few rhinestones to finish.


A close up of the main panel.

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Until next time, Happy Crafting, Dawn x

Sunday, 7 April 2013

FF samples 13


Happy Birthday or Happy Anniversary?


A square card blank stamped with a flourish stamp. I hand cut the birds and doodled around the edges. 
A simple border, an embellishment and button with white baker's twine to finish.
A close up of the detail.


This could be made in any colour combo to suit the occasion.
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Until next time, happy crafting, Dawn x

Saturday, 6 April 2013

FF samples 12

More samples from my flowering flourishes workshop.


This is a more subtle look still using my flowering flourishes stamp set.
I started with a square card blank. I punched a circle from some scrap card and used the waste part as a mask to ink through with a dauber, I did this three times along the bottom edge of my card.
I inked the smallest stamp from the set with lucky limeade and real red, I stamped this across two of my circles. I stamped my greeting inside the third circle.
I made a matching tag.


A close up of the tag.


What do you think?
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Until next time, thank you for visiting my blog today, Happy crafting, Dawn x

Friday, 5 April 2013

FF samples 11

Flowering flourishes stamp set.....so versatile.
I started with an A6 white card blank
I die cut my all time favourite top note shape in white and real red, I trimmed the white layer along the perforated lines so the red shows.
I stamped the middle sized flourish on to the die cut, tied some red bakers twine around the lower part of the die cut, added a small stamped greeting and finished.


A close up to see the details.


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Until next time, Happy Crafting, Dawn x

Thursday, 4 April 2013

FF samples 10

Another card using the fabulous Flowering Flourishes stamp set.


A couple of my recent cards have used this layout so I wont bore you with the details.


The flowers have tiny brad centres.

Thank you for visiting my blog today. Come back to see more samples using this stamp set.
Until next time, Happy Crafting, dawn x

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

FF samples 9


Here is one of the cards we made at my recent Flowering Flourishes workshop, otherwise known 
as the big one!


I started with an A5 lucky limeade card blank, with my fold at the top.
I stamped a flourish along the bottom using lucky limeade ink.
I die cut three tags. I stamped the smallest flourish onto each of them with lucky limeade and real red ink.
On the centre tag I punched a flower using my boho punch and real red card, I added silver glitter glue to the centre of the flower.


I stamped my ribbon with the same flourish and ink.


A close up of the stamped ribbon (thank you Coll for the inspiration to stamp the ribbon, I love it!)


What do you think? 

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Until next time, Happy Crafting, Dawn x

Tuesday, 2 April 2013

FF samples 8

Happy Anniversary


Here is a cute anniversary card I made using a flourish from my favourite stamp set (at the moment)
I started with a square card blank and stamped two flourishes near the lower part of the card. I stamped my greeting and doodled around the outside.
I drew and hand cut my bird design, on to spotty papers, inking around the edges and doodling to match the card base.
I tied a triple bow, this ribbon is gorgeous, its new from Stampin' Up! its called striped organdy ribbon, I couldn't decide which colour so I used all three!!! I added a couple of extra embellishments around the bow and its finished.
What do you think?


Here are a couple of close up photographs to show the details.


Do you love this ribbon?


My greeting


What do you think?
Is this your style of card?
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Until next time, Happy Crafting, Dawn x

Monday, 1 April 2013

FF samples 7

Happy Easter Monday,
Happy April 1st!
No tricks today, though.


Lots of my recent samples were using lucky limeade and real red because that was what the ladies were getting in their kit, this card uses the same stamp set but with a different colour combo.
Another square card blank (my favourite) a strip of pink card down the centre, a die cut topper stamped with the medium size stamp from my Flowering Flourishes stamp set, a knot of the gorgeous new ribbon from Stampin' Up! and a punched mini butterfly.


I added a row of piercing around the outside of the die cut and using a fine tip marker I joined the dots to look like I had sewn it (no I don't do real sewing-not if I can help it) I also doodled around the outside of the card to bring my design together.


Did you prefer the green/red colour combo or is this more your thing?
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Thank you for visiting my blog today, until next time Happy Craftting, Dawn x