The first card is one that I made for my colleague (and carpool buddy) that has accepted another job within the company and is moving across the country. I used some stamps from the Hero Arts set Yay! - this is an older set but I just picked it up on clearance thinking that it would be perfect for this type of card. I stamped each sentiment "Subway Art Style" to create a one-layer card:
I stamped the first one in a neutral colour scheme but I challenged myself to step outside my colour comfort zone for the second one - this week's ColourQ schemed seemed fun so I went with it:
The MISTI made the multiple cards super easy - I feel like I should have made a few more in some other colour schemes - I can always use this type of card. I will link these cards up to a few challenges:
- Less Is More where the cue is "sentiment" for one layer cards
- ATSAM where they are looking for CAS cards
- ColourQ:
My next card is also for a colleague who just told me that she is pregnant:
I used a Memory Box die to create the heart mask which I used to sponge the heart in Pumice Stone and stamp the greeting repeatedly within it. The banner was created using the reverse colour scheme: white heat embossing on a Pumice Stone background. I stamped the pickle jar (Unity Stamp) onto another piece of paper and coloured with Copics before fussy cutting. It was popped up on the heart and banner with a little bit of thread. I added the panel to a card base and used a couple of strips of patterned paper along the side. I finished up with some home made glitter dots around the pickle jar. I had a hard time photographing this card - the colours look a little bit different in real life but the camera couldn't seem to pick it up.
I will link this card up to:
- Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge where they are looking for a bit of green
- Freshly Made Sketches:
The last card is one that I made for the Ellen Hutson Mix It Up Challenge. This month we are being challenged to create a card using products from the Essentials by Ellen line along with Pretty Pink Posh products. This is my card:
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Jill
Jill
Lovely cards! I headed over here from LIM and I think your entry is fab with the use of multiple sentiments to create a really impactful focal point. VERY clever and super effective!
ReplyDeleteGreat collection of cards! Your pickles and pregnancy,card is adorabke! Totally fun! So glad you shared it at FMS!
ReplyDeleteWhat great stamping!
ReplyDeleteI love the colours on the first card!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is more"
Love all of these. So much interest on each of them.
ReplyDeletefab collection of cards, like the step out of the comfort zone collage card, worth taking that step sometimes!
ReplyDeleteWow, your first two cards look fab. Your stamping is so crisp and you've combined all those sentiments beautifully. I think the neutral with the pops of red and blue/grey is my fave.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at Less is More and ATSM this week, Anita x
Love all of these cards. All so different and wonderful. Really love the first two--amazing subway arte--every sentiment perfectly placed. Thanks so much for playing along at ColourQ this week.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great set of cards! I love those pickles! So perfect for a pregnancy card! Thanks for joining us this week at Freshly Made Sketches!
ReplyDeleteI love this card...just perfect with the sentiment focus! Thanks for sharing at Less is More!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Jill you've been crafting like it's going out of fashion here and all super yummy and inspirational. Love your duo of multi sentiment focal cards that just shout FUN! The other 2 are totally brilliant too and make me want to dash off to craft right now! Thanks for sharing with us at Less is More this week. Sarah
ReplyDeleteSuch a great selection of cards and lots of inspiration. Karen x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Love your perfectly stamped sentiments! Thanks for joining us at ColourQ!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant cards!!!! Great job on each and every one!
ReplyDeleteI love the sentiment cards! Such an awesome idea!
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