Showing posts with label Scalloped Cover Plate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scalloped Cover Plate. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Bunny Cards



I had a little time to create yesterday and pulled out this adorable new die set I got from Mama Elephant.  So cute!  These dies are meant to coordinate with one of ME's favor dies which I don't actually own, but I like them on their own.

I kept this pretty simple.  I backed them with a colored mat and then used the largest of the Neat & Tangled Scalloped dies as well.



The sentiment is from N&T's Cottontail Cuties set and I curved it to fit on the curved banner from the Scalloped dies.



My girls are not into pinks and purples these days, so I went with some less girly colors.  I almost skipped the bows, but they were too cute not to add, plus if any holiday brings out the girly in my not so girly girls, it's Easter and the pretty dresses that they can't resist.

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Wednesday, February 8, 2017

Neat & Tangled February Release - Day 3 - Giveaways



Ready for Day 3?  Today we're showing off my new stencil and cover plate, Scalloped.

This is a great versatile pattern which is almost chameleon like.  It can be so many things, after we showed a sneak peek on Facebook, one commenter thought it was mermaid scales.  I hadn't even thought of that application, but I love it!

My first card shows off some of that versatility.  I was looking at the cover plate and it reminded me of theater curtains.  I cut the cover plate twice, using black and red cardstock.  I trimmed out the bottom portion of the black cut out, and inlaid pieces from the red cardstock.  Before I did that I added a bit of subtle shading using Gray copic markers.



I thought the strong man from Big Top Birthday was the perfect guy to have on stage for this one, and a I used a bit of woodgrain cardstock for the stage itself.

This was so much fun to put together, I must admit that I smiled the whole time.

My next card uses the stencil.




I used the scallops to mimic grass as well as sky/clouds.

Instead of coloring my paste before I started, I used gelatos directly on the stencil itself and the spread paste over top of the gelato.  The gelato will still color the paste, but in a more textured, uneven way.



The little chick from Eggstra special (which was highlighted on Monday) and a sentiment from that set completed my scene.

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Stop by the Neat & Tangled blog too.  You'll definitely want to see what the rest of the team created as well as enter to win today's giveaways.

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