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Showing posts with label Number Die. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Number Die. Show all posts

Monday, 13 April 2015

Number card

Good morning all, hope you are well. This is the last of the 21st birthday cards that I made for my nephew.


I used a 7x7 card blank and cut a piece of grey SSS card to fit. Then I used an Xcut number die to cut the 21 out of the bottom corner. 


I found a piece of royal blue glitter card in the stash and put this behind. I tried a few different colours but really liked the blue and grey together. 


I used stamps from a Crafters Companion Sentimentals set for the sentiment and stamped them with Versamark ink and then heat embossed with Ranger Liquid Platinum embossing powder.


I then hunted through the stick on numbers that we have and came up with a few black and blue ones. Then I arranged them randomly over the front of the card. 


It's very simple but I hope you like it. Take care and I'll see you soon.

xxx

Wednesday, 26 March 2014

Coloured card

Good morning all, hope you are having a good week. 

Today's card came from an idea on an American blog that I follow called The Daily Marker. The lady who runs it, Kathy, is super talented and comes up with some great ideas. 

Seen as how I need some cards for a very special young mans birthday next week. I thought I would give this idea a go. 


I used lots of strips of Coredinations card in different colours, and laid them on to another piece at an angle. Then I used the guillotine to crop the edges. 


I stuck this piece to a 6x6 kraft card blank and then used a number die to add the age. 


I wasn't sure where to go next with it as I wanted to add a sentiment but wasn't sure which one or whether to stamp one or die cut it. In the end I used one of my favourite stamps to stamp the sentiment at the bottom.


I finished it off with a couple of wooden embellishments and a Studio Calico wooden sentiment. 


Very simple but quite effective. Hope you agree. 

Thanks for calling by again. See you soon, take care. 

xxx




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