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Hello! Oriental lady and Crane in silhouette 7x5in card - Day 227 of my 365 day challenge

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Hello! Oriental lady and Crane in silhouette 7x5in card -  Day 227 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! I used Holographic Mirri card from Hunkydory, alcohol markers and some Tattered Lace dies to create this 7" x 5" white card for day 227 of my 365 day challenge. How I made this card:- I first of all took a pre-cut panel of Silver holographic Mirri card (from Hunkydory) and used some blue and green alcohol markers to cover parts of the card, leaving some of it plain.  I then left it to dry for several hours as I didn't want to smudge it. Once it was dry, I then added it to a slightly larger panel of black card. I cut out the Oriental (Geisha) lady and the Crane in reeds Tattered Lace dies out in black card.  I stamped the small butterfly and fan (from the Oriental series from Rare Earth) along the sides of a 7" x 5" white card using 2 colours (red and purple Distress inks) on the stamp at the same time.  I then stuck the panel on to th...

Life is beautiful Crane and reeds C6 card - Day 199 of my 365 day challenge

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Life is beautiful Crane and reeds C6 card -  Day 199 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! I was a bit late posting this on Instagram today but here is how I made this pretty card using a Tattered Lace die.... How I made this card:- I first of all die cut the Tattered Lace Crane and reeds Oriental image out of white card (you would need an A5 and above cutting machine to do this). I then attached it to a piece of Kraft card and cut it so that there wasn't any border around it. I coloured the Crane in pink using my Chameleon pencils and edged round the panel using a black alcohol marker. I attached the whole thing to a pre scored C6 Adorable Scorable cream/ivory card using some Collall All Purpose glue. I then stamped out the sentiment Life is Beautiful (I think it is from a Stamps by Me set) with Rare Earth Clear Glass ink on to some black card, added some Pure White Embossing powder and set it with my Heat gun. Finally, I added the sentiment to the bottom ...