Karen's themed challenge this week was shaped cards - huge intake of breath over here! Really stumped crafter, however I managed to purchase the April Edition of Craft Stamper today and inside was a lovely article by
Joanne Wardle about floating fronts. I loved it so decided to have an experiment.. I have to say the article was great to follow and was inspirational so here is my first attempt. You may see a few more as I like muchly. So thanks Joanne.
As you can see I've used a Tilda and papers from the 'Sugar &Spice' range. I've kept it fairly simple as it was an experiment. The sentiment was a freebie and shapes were cut using a NS die cut set. Tilda is coloured with PMs and glamour dust.
I really enjoyed playing with this tonight. I hope you are having a pleasant evening too. Xxx
This is gorgeous,Cherry....and floats perfectly!!
ReplyDeleteoh my! this is gorgeous. I'm so glad that you enjoyed my article, and I'm thoroughly honoured to have inpsired this gorgeous card.
ReplyDeletethanks for making my day!
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Joanne
WOW! Yay Joanne for giving you such inspiration, Cherry - this is lovely
ReplyDeleteKathyk
gorgeous card, never heard of it before,really should start buying some papercraft mags! love the way you coloured her, it's beautiful x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card cherry.What a great idea. Lx
ReplyDeletegorgeous card & its great to see a new idea (though Im still not tempted to make cards myself!) xx
ReplyDeleteFab, fab, fab. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is really stunning Cherry, when I read the article in CS I wanted to have a go there and then ! I'm sure I'm going to enjoy making this type of card and I look forward to seeing more of them from you sweetie ;o)
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wynneth
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I saw this in the mag too. You have done a brill job, love it.
ReplyDeleteLiz x
Very Inspiring, Tilda's coloring is gorgeous =D-TST
ReplyDeleteHi Cherry this is beautiful and fab for your first one tilda is so cute pop over to my blog there is something for you
ReplyDeleteJacki xx