Hallo There!
I read somewhere that
the school holidays are
becoming the time to
move house. It seems
that nowadays pupils
should live in the
right catchment area
Fitting the move in
with the family summer
holiday must take a bit
of juggling...........
Here's Hazel Harler with a
super tutorial for us
"Hi there, today I'm sharing with you a
New Home card and gift tag using a
Riley and Company Mushroom Lane stamp.
First I stamped the image onto white card
using black Archival ink.
The image was coloured with watercolour pencils
and a water brush.
I coloured a piece of white card with
fossilized amber distress oxide.
I stamped some dots round the edge using a
Paperartsy/Lin Brown stamp and
fired brick distress oxide.
I then matted the background onto some
red card and then onto a yellow card blank
- if you haven't got a yellow card blank
colour the edges of a white one with
fossilized amber distress oxide ink.
I matted the image onto some red card
leaving the bottom a little longer than the image.
I wrapped some yellow ribbon round the bottom
and then I attached it to the card blank.
I attached the sentiment [stamp unknown],
some tiny flowers and ladybirds
that I found in my stash.
Now for the key fob:
I stamped the image onto shrink plastic
with black Stazon ink.....
....then coloured the image with watercolour
pencils but didn't use any water.
I punched a hole at the top and used
a corner punch to round the corners.
I made a tag to match the card and
heated the shrink plastic with my
heat gun to shrink it then
I attached a key ring.
I punched a hole at the top of the tag
and attached the key ring with some ribbon.
I added a few flowers and a ladybird.
The finished card and tag."
Items used:
Card blank.
Red and white card.
Riley and Company Mushroom Lane stamp.
Black Archival ink.
Watercolour pencils.
Water brush.
Distress Oxide ink pads - fossilized amber and fired brick.
Paperartsy/Lin Brown stamp.
Shrink Plastic.
Black Stazon.
Key Ring.
Hole punch.
Corner Punch.
Double sided tape.
Flowers, ladybirds and sentiment stamp.
Thank you for a lovely card
and gift tutorial Hazel
I rather like the key fob -
might also go well in a
Christmas cracker..........
Oh my goodness! I've used
the C word - I'd better go
before anyone notices.....
'Till tomorrow
Mickie xx
Brilliant idea to include a key ring xxx
ReplyDeleteSo clever and unique..love it x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card - love your colouring and the fab background piece too. Such a cool idea to make a key ring from shrink plastic and yes, it is a good idea for Christmas! There, I have said it too! xxx
ReplyDeleteSo love these stamps. Great card and loving the key ring too. Happy crafting, Angela xxx
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