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Some people find it hard to create a male’s card, so we will be mixing our cards so that we cater for males, females, kids, etc as well as ocassions. I find what works the best for male cards is to stick to basic layouts – can’t go wrong!
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This is such a fun technique, but I must warn you, it can be a little messy!
I’ve suddenly realised I haven’t been posting our cards we have been creating in the Technique Class which is held every second Sunday at the Caloundra Community Centre. In this class we created 2 cards using the technique, although they may be slightly variations from card to card.
Today’s card was held a couple of weeks ago now, but still think it a beautiful card. The inspiration for the card came from our current catalogue. The Technique we used was Black Magic…..
I know what you are syaing “Why would I do green flowers?” Yep, I thought the same. I used a yellow on the flowers, but because of dark Cardstock & the Old Olive Cardstock used for the Base Card, over about an hour or so, the colour slowly turned to green.
I know, going mad, you say. Well I had convinced myself that I used a green pencil to colour, but much to my relief the same thing happened to the ladies in the class…..
Don’t forget to pop back in a couple of days & I will show you the 2nd card we created using the same fun technique.
G’Day Stampers,
It has been a couple of weeks since my last post! This is for my Tech Class ladies who roused on me for being so slack!
Wednesday was our Tech Class & this time we did the “Faux Woodgrain” technique. A very fun & easy technique & a very great technique for the males in your life!
Supplies –
Stamp Set – Wanted, Short n Sweet
Cardstock – More Mustard, Very Vanilla, Really Rust
Ink – Chocolate Chip, Really Rust, Creamy Caramel, More Mustard, Whisper White, Close to Cocoa
Punches – Small Star, Large Scallop, Designer Label
Accessories – Snail Adhesive, Grosgrain Ribbon – Very Vanilla, Sponge, Chocolate Chip Marker, Ruler
Until next time, when I will post another using the same technique.
