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There's no Bunny like you... DL card - 365 day challenge

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Hi Craft addicts! Today's latest handmade card is a DL card which could be for Easter or just to say hello! I really love the corner punch from Hunkydory's Prism range and so I rounded the corners of a white DL card. I then cut out a panel of white card and scored it right across it vertically to give it a wooden plank effect and again rounded the corners and glued it to the front of the card using PVA glue, having first edged with a Black Alcohol marker. I used a mix of Green and Brown ink pads (from Simon Hurley and Tim Holtz, both part of the Ranger range) and drew the pads down the card to create a background I liked. I then stamped the carrot and leaf images from the Woodland Friends range from Crafter's Companion using Gina K Obsidian Black ink all over it to add some interest to the background. I also used a Green alcohol ink to colour in some of the leaves. I stamped the Bunny and carrot on to white card again using the Gina K ink and coloured the first two using Sp...

Cat on Laundry hand coloured square card - Day 312 of my 365 day challenge

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Cat on Laundry hand coloured square card -  Day 312 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! Today is a fun hand coloured cat themed card for day 312 of my 365 day challenge using Chameleon pens. How I made this card:- I first of all used one of the cute pre printed images from one of the Prism colouring books (they are approximately 5" square. I coloured the cat and laundry in using a variety of Chameleon pens (this is the first time I have used them and have still SO much to learn as to their use). Once I was happy with the colouring, I then used some ink daubers with the ink that was left on them to colour the floor and wall (blue and yellow). I attached this to some coppery/gold paper and trimmed it so there was a narrow border around it. I then edged the whole thing with a black alcohol marker. Finally, I stuck the entire topper on the front of a 6" white card with some PVA glue. I also added some Ebony Black Nuvo drops And there you are  a card...

Happy Birthday - Meerkat on desert background 7x5in card - Day 110 of my 365 day challenge

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Happy Birthday - Meerkat on desert background 7x5in card -  Day 110 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! I really enjoyed making this Birthday card - especially colouring in the background which I am pleased with how it turned out. How I made this card:- I had previously cut out a few of the Meerkats (a Tattered Lace die) using various cardstocks and thought that this Kraft card one would work well on a desert background. I therefore cut a piece of smooth white card to 110x145mm approximately and started to colour it in. I used Tim Holtz Distress Inks to do this-  Tea Dye, Dried Marigold and Rusty Hinge are the main ones used - making it darker at both the top and the bottom. I also added a hint of green to the centre of the panel. I then cut out the oval label panel in the middle of it (I think it was either a Tonic Studios or Tattered Lace die) - I also cut a similar panel using a darker Kraft cardstock. I stuck the large layer on to the fro...

Hello 6" card with hand coloured sunflowers for day 80 of my 365 day challenge

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Hello 6" card with hand coloured sunflowers for day 80 of my 365 day challenge  Hello Craft addicts! Today's card is a hand stamped and hand coloured Sunflower card which is ideal to say hi to someone - once again I have used Hunkydory's For The Love of Stamps range. How I made this card:- I took a deckle edged 100mm square white card (from Craft Creations) and stamped the large Sunflower design in the middle of it - the flower is from the Dainty Daisies collection but I have used it as a Sunflower.  I added some clear embossing powder to the Onyx Black Versafine ink as I was going to used alcohol markers and heat set it. I then used one of the smaller flowers and stamped it around the larger one - heat setting a couple at a time with the clear embossing powder. Using various brands of alcohol markers, I coloured them all in (trying to blend the yellows and oranges to give it some proper shading). I then edged it with an orange alcohol marker and layered i...

May your birthday. be the start of a spectacular year C6 card - Day 76 of my 365 day challenge

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May your birthday. be the start of a spectacular year C6 card -  Day 76 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! Well the snow has arrived again, so thought that this card might add some cheer to the gloom! I used embossing powders, stamps from Stamps by Me and Tim Holtz Distress inks to make it.. How I made this card:- I trimmed a piece of white stamping card (Any good quality card will do) to measure 95x140mm (to fit an C6 card). I then used Onyx Black Versafine ink to stamp the flowers from a collection by Toni Darroch's Stamp by Me collection - not sure what it is called as none of them are named but it is an A5 collection of acrylic stamps. As the ink dries quickly, I embossed each flower separately using a clear Embossing powder (Stamps Away and many other Companies produce this). I then stamped the sentiment in the top right hand corner using Versamark ink and embossed it with a Bright White embossing powder. Once I was happy with the way it looked, I colo...

Dream - roses in window hand coloured and stamped card Day 21 of my 365 challenge

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Dream - roses in window hand coloured and stamped card  Day 21 of my 365 challenge Hi Craft addicts! I have made this card using a window aperture card that I have had for ages and some stamps from Stamps by Me and Zig Clean Color Pens... How I made this card:- I had had this pink hammered window aperture card for ages and it was beginning to fade a bit so thought I better use it up! I used Tim Holtz Distress inks (red, orange and yellow) and coloured the front of the card. I then took a piece of white card (any smooth stamping card will do, though I do use either Lynda Chapman's World of Paper or Hunkydory for mine) and measured it to fit the inside of the card and lightly marked where each aperture was. I then took the smaller rose stamp from the Thinking of You Stamps by Me collection and stamped it 4 times in each aperture, turning it every time so make them look slightly different. I used Zig Clean Color pens (orange, yellow and 2 shades of green) to colour...

Just for you wildlife silhouette 5" window aperture card - Day 4 of my 365 day challenge

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Just for you wildlife silhouette 5" window aperture card -  Day 4 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! Day four of my challenge and this time I have used a window aperture card to make this Just for You card. Simple but stylish I think! How I made this card:- I have some of these Window aperture 5" white cards and needed to use them up so thought they would work with this idea I had. I cut a piece of cream hammered card to fit the inside of the card and hand coloured it using various shades of green Pigment and Distress inks (with a touch of black to darken the top of it) - I used Altenew inks primarily for this but also Tim Holtz Distress inks as well. I did want it a bit darker but made do with this for this card so let it dry. I then cut out (using my Baby Blue small die-cutting machine), the Rabbit, fawns, grass and ivy in black card so they would appear in silhouette. Before sticking the green card to the back of the front of the card (if that ma...

Rudolph on hand coloured background Christmas Card - Day 332 of my 366 day challenge

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Rudolph on hand coloured background Christmas C6 card -  Day 332 of my 366 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! Today's card for my #366daychallenge is a Christmas card I made using a Tattered Lace die on a hand coloured background. How I made this card:- I cut out the "Reindeer" i n the " Blue" patterned double sided card from Kanban using a Tattered Lace die. I used a double sided adhesive sheet (I must remember to work out which side of the card I wanted it to show before doing it the next time!) which allowed me to stick the "Reindeer" down without any gungy glue going on the card. I then coloured the card with some "Bahama Blue" ink (from Memento) and "Green - G01" from Generation INX (Stamps by Me) to create a landscape. I also used a Zentangle pencil to add a skyline and some shadow. I also added the "NOEL" letters which are peel off style from DoCrafts. Finally I added a few drops of "Duck Egg...