Showing posts with label Inktense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inktense. Show all posts
Thursday, 28 May 2009
Paintable ...
I am entering this layout into Ruth's Vintage Challenge Blog - A Vintage Affair. This month we had to incorporate a downloaded image from Shabby Chic Papirskatter blog which can be found here. The image of the little girl Ruth had already featured on her blog and I thought oooh yeah!! perfect colours to match in with what I had in mind for a layout! This is the second layout that I have done exactly the same (except for the vintage image), would you believe it, even in the journaling I made the same mistake! The first layout is going to be for Aimee's album and this is going into the family album!
Ruth has also set up a Ning site dedicated to Vintage which can be found here and her Vintage blog A Vintage Affair can be found here!
TFL
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Wednesday, 27 May 2009
Rose Fairy
Rose Fairy Stamp Set - Image and Sentiments
Inktense Pencils
Inktense Pencils
Tuesday, 26 May 2009
A rose
Rose stamp from Flower Fairy Rose set
K&Co Classic K McKenna 6x6 pad
Colorbox Cats Eye - Scarlet
Scroll Ribbon
Mark Richards Crystals
all bought from Running With Scissors
Happy Birthday stamp - Free from DoCrafts Magazine

K&Co Classic K McKenna 6x6 pad
Colorbox Cats Eye - Scarlet
Scroll Ribbon
Mark Richards Crystals
all bought from Running With Scissors
Happy Birthday stamp - Free from DoCrafts Magazine

Edwin
Magnolia Edwin Holding Egg,
K&Co 6x6 designer pad Hopscotch Boy,
Olive Pastel cats eye, Inktense pencils,
Crystal Stickles,
Penny Black - Box Stamp
Distress Ink - Tattered Rose
all got from Running With Scissors
Happy Birthday stamp - free from DoCrafts Magainze

K&Co 6x6 designer pad Hopscotch Boy,
Olive Pastel cats eye, Inktense pencils,
Crystal Stickles,
Penny Black - Box Stamp
Distress Ink - Tattered Rose
all got from Running With Scissors
Happy Birthday stamp - free from DoCrafts Magainze

I decided to keep this card really simple, as I don't really know how to do boy cards. This is stamp originally had Edwin holding an egg with a little chick peeking out! But I wanted to use him for a birthday card, so I cut out the egg. I used a Penny Black stamp that had 3 gift boxes, I used the smaller of the boxes. I but a 3d foam pad on the back and placed it where the egg should be! Works pretty good I think!
TFL
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Rose Fairy!
Rose Fairy Stamp Set
Inktense Pencils
Distress Ink - Tattered Rose
Liquid Pearl - Petal Pink
Crystal Stickles
Prima Flower
all Bought from Running With Scissors
Lace, Pearl string from Boyles
Paper - free from magazine
Distress Ink - Tattered Rose
Liquid Pearl - Petal Pink
Crystal Stickles
Prima Flower
all Bought from Running With Scissors
Lace, Pearl string from Boyles
Paper - free from magazine
Anyone who knows me, knows that I am a sucker for Fairies, Butterflies, Dragonflies and all whimsical creatures! So when Tracey got the Flower Fairy Sets in the shop, I just HAD to get the Rose Fairy Set!
The only complaint that I have about the stamp set is that the images are soo close together I was breaking into a sweat cutting them out!
This is also the first card that I have made using the Stamp set and the Inktense pencils, and I must say I am chuffed at how the colouring has come out! I am not too happy with how I put the card together!
TFL
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The only complaint that I have about the stamp set is that the images are soo close together I was breaking into a sweat cutting them out!
This is also the first card that I have made using the Stamp set and the Inktense pencils, and I must say I am chuffed at how the colouring has come out! I am not too happy with how I put the card together!
TFL
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Monday, 4 May 2009
Prima Paintables and Inktense
I decided to go big for my second attempt at Inktense!
They were perfect for the big background colour and I would defiantly recommend them for that sort of work!
I was afraid that the colours might be to wishy-washy for the strong colours in the photos, but I think they all work really well together

They were perfect for the big background colour and I would defiantly recommend them for that sort of work!
I was afraid that the colours might be to wishy-washy for the strong colours in the photos, but I think they all work really well together

Oh BTW these are photos from my Cherry Blossom shoot this year!
TFL
Helena
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