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Thursday 30 August 2012

Large Flutterby Card - Easy

Hi Everyone

Today we have a simple stamped card using the Dimension Stamp 'Vintage Fluttering Flourishes' stamp plate. 

You get an amazng 14 elements to this set and it is so elegant.  The butterfly is a large size but you can do so many effects with it.  The flourishes and swirls are very useful and create wonderful backgrounds especially when used with WOW embossing powders.  Doing this you not only get a luxurious finish but you also get texture.

We have chosen to use cream and black card together with black ink.  We have also used the Sheena Silouhette Garden stamp plate.



Ingredients Used: -

Cream Card
Black Card
Dimension Stamp - Vintage Fluttering Flourishes stamp
Sheena - Silouhette Garden stamp plate
Versafine Ink Pad - Onyx Black
Tonic Studio Border Punch - Doily Edge
Card Candy
Pink Saddle Stitch Gross Grain Ribbon
Collall 3D Glue Gel

What We Did

  • Fold cream card stock in half to form A5 card base.  Using a flourish stamp and the Versafine ink stamp the image on to front of card to create the background.
  • Next, cut a piece of cream card to 13cm x 16cm.  Stamp the butterfly image in the centre of this. 
  •  Then using a Sheena leafy branch stamp - stamp around the outside edges.
  • Take a craft knife and cut around the outside edge of the wings only so that they can be bent upwards. 
  • Cut a piece of black card to 13.5cm x 16.5cm and matt your butterfly panel onto this.
  • Take a strip of black card and punch along the length of it.  Adhere to front of card.
  • Cut a strip of ribbon and adhere on top of punched border.
  • Mount butterfly panel onto left hand side of front of card using 3D foam or Collall 3D glue gel.
  • Finally embellish with the card candy and add a bow to finish.
We hope you like ths project.

Thanks for Popping By
xx

Tuesday 28 August 2012

Morehead - Aint she cute?

Hi All

Today we have a Morehead card to share with you.  The image is beautiful.



Ingredients Used: -


Morehead CDrom

300gsm Super Smooth Card A4
Doily - Cheery Lynn Dies or Paper Doily Pack
Saddle Stitched Ribbon
Epiphany Crafts Tool Round 14
Epiphany Crafts Clear Bubble Caps Round 14

What We Did: -
  • Firstly, we printed a card companion from the CD along with a co-ordinating backing papers in 2  colours.

  • Use one of the printed card pieces and cut down to 5 3/4" x 11 1/2".  Then score and fold at 5 3/4" to form your card base.
  • Next using the printed card companion elements mat square to front of card, add your doily, wrap with ribbon and then add your topper.
  • Cut a greeting from the card companion sheet and add to top right hand edge.  Use the epiphany tool to create your epoxy embellishment.
  • Make rolly roses from remaining printed card stock and adhere to front of card.  Add a bow to finish.

We hope you like this project.

Hope to see you soon.

Thanks for Popping By
xx


Thursday 23 August 2012

Christmas Workshop Project Piccies

Hi Everyone
 
Here as promised are piccies of a couple of the projects that we did at the recent Christmas Workshop provided by the lovely Annie B.
 
Thanks Annie they are fabulous and look great in your chosen colours.

 
In the workshop we used white and muted blue for a frosty look here Annie B has used traditional colours and it looks fab.
 
 
 
Once again Annie has chosen her own colours for a more muted look.  In the workshop I chose to use white for the lantern and die cut poinsettias and holly to go around the box edges.  Either way it's a great little project and will look good on your Christmas table.
 
Thanks for Popping by
 
xx

Monday 20 August 2012

Christmas Workshop Fun

Hello Everyone

Last Saturday we had our first Christmas Workshop and we really enjoyed it!

All the ladies made 3 projects in the morning and another 3 in the afternoon.  Everyone went away with fantastic results.

We are running the same workshop again in September!  I can't wait to repeat it.

I will be adding a picture of the lantern we made together with a fantastc Christmas Cracker Box that one of our lovely ladies, Annie B made when she got home.  Annie's it's fabulous and thanks for letting us show the results.

As soon as we upload photos we will post on here for you.  Please bear with us.

Thanks for Popping By

xx

How Exciting to Be Blogging

Hello Everyone

Welcome to Dandie Crafts new blog.

We thought it was about time that we kept up with the flow of digital thingies and start the blog so that we can keep you informed about what's happening and for you to post questions etc for us.

We would like you all to feel that you can take part and encourage you to email us photos of your projects and cards so that we can post them on here.

We hope that we can all insprie each other along the way.

So please join in - we look forward to hearing from you.

See you soon.

xx