Tuesday, September 22, 2020

A Girl's place is on top/ If you are looking for me I'm Social Distancing with the Bears

 Hi Y'all!
Robyn here, if you can find me!
The woods are calling and I must go!
Suzanne has files for that!

On the mat
Cut extra boots and bears, they are so cute!

I always make a few "dummies" for experimentation.

Supplies:

Home or out and about, creativity is a lifesaver.
Please download and enjoy these files and share your creations with us on the
Suzanne Cannon Fan Group


Comments and Questions Welcomed!


Sunday, September 20, 2020

POLAR BEAR LOVE YOU STENCIL CARD




Hello, crafty friends!

Kora here today sharing the Polar Bear Love You Stencil Card. The two bears are just so adorable.

Materials I used:


the bears all cut

"Hallo" Sentiment Tag all cut and put together

I used the butterflies and star sprays die to create a stencil. I made the stencil out of transparency paper. I gilded the stars with Burnished Silver.


the gilded stars

And here´s the finished card :-) 
Happy crafting!
Kora

PS: You can find the matching lantern "Polar Bear Love You Lantern" here.





Tuesday, September 15, 2020

Watercolored Autumn Filled Mandala Pumpkin Card


Hello! Kim here today! We are just days away from officially moving from summer to autumn, but here in Alberta there is no denying the seasons are switching! I have a bit of a love affair with all things autumn, and have been secretly celebrating it’s arrival! Today’s project share does just that!

The instant I saw this new Autumn Mandala Filled Pumpkin cutfile, I knew it was going to be a favourite! I loved the intricate design!



I uploaded the file into my Cricut Design Space and resized to a height of six inches. I wanted to make a 5x7 card, but was worried the fine lines would be a challenge to cut. I considered a few options of substrate from paper, vinyl and also cardstock with double sided adhesive attached. I decide on Cricut’s adhesive foil, and so glad I did. It cut beautifully and kept all the fine lines intact and well...it’s shiny! 

Next I carefully ‘weeded’ out the negative space of the design, using transfer paper, I easily applied the image onto a piece of watercolour paper.


I was excited to add colour to my mandala. I had purchased a set of handmade water colours last year in Kauai and they always make me smile. They are luscious and lovely to paint with! I sprayed some water on my project to allow the colours to flow as I applied them! I am not concerned about perfection with the process, it’s the variations and imperfections that make watercolour magical!



My sentiment is an older, discontinued Quietfire stamp that I felt suited the card perfectly. Honestly there are so many sentiments that could be used if this one is not in your stash already!


Thanks for checking into the Quietfire Digital Blog today, be sure to scroll through past projects for more amazing inspiration! The design team has lots of sweet ideas up their sleeves!


Supplies:

Quietfire Design You Are Amazing stamp [discontinued]

Canso Watercolour paper
Cricut Adhesive Foil - copper
Ocean Paper Watercolours



Wednesday, September 9, 2020

Waves Slim Stencil Card/ Slim Envelope

Hi Y'all!
Robyn here jumping on the Slim Card Bandwagon!
Suzanne to the rescue with a new series of
slimline cards that are also stencils!
and a matching envelope.

On the Mat



Cut a piece slightly smaller than the stencil front and blend distress inks
tumbled glass, broken china, faded jeans
 and spritz with 
Perfect Pearls mist.
The card base edge is gilded with a mixture of 
Modern Gilding Powders 
Acanthus Teal, Celtic Mint and Kells Gold.

The pad you bought for one sheet comes in handy for envelopes!

Supplies


Have you jumped into Slimlines?
Share with us on the
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Comments and Questions Welcomed.







Tuesday, September 1, 2020

Forest Stencil Card



Hello, digital crafting friends!

Isn´t time flying by? Not too long and Christmas will be just around the corner. Here is a Christmas card.

Materials I used:
white and blue cardstock
rhinestones
green, dark blue and light blue ink
transparency paper 

First of all, you have to cut the forest stencil from the transparency paper. You can also use normal paper, but I wanted to keep the stencil for, later on, that´s why I used transparency paper.

on the mat

all cut
the stencil

and the negative


coloring the forest stencil with blue ink (I used some tape to hold the stencil in place)


The finished card. Now add any extras you want. I added some silver rhinestones, to get the impression of snowfall.

And here´s the card I made using the negative cut. Which one do you like better? 

Thanks for stopping by. Have a happy day!
Kora


Tuesday, August 25, 2020

Coneflower/Sweet peas/Poppy Pot Card in a box

Hi Y'all!
Robyn here with my usual problem of not being able to pick just one.


On the mat:



So I used them all and ended up with a garden!



The card easily folds flat for mailing.

The label was enlarged slightly for the sentiment  gilded in Gothic Black 
and edge gilded in Acanthus Teal Gilding Powder.

Supplies
Now for the chocolate!
Please share your creations with us on the
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Sunday, August 23, 2020

FLORAL CARD



Hey all!

A friend of mine turned 40 recently. As she loves flowers and gardening I wanted to create a floral card for her. So I "took" the flower from the FLORAL EXPLOSION BOX and put it on a card. To add some extra glimmer I also used the Quietfire Modern Gilding Powders to make the semen and some leaves look glimmery.

Materials used:
green and yellow cardstock
watercolour patterned paper (background)
rhinestones

on the mat


all cut

gilding the semen


the flowers and leaves put together

adding some rhinestones

The finished cards. Wishing you a sunny day, 
Kora