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Showing posts with label Dry Embossing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dry Embossing. Show all posts

Wednesday, 2 March 2022

Susan

I back on the Papermaze Blog today with my second pair of layouts using the February Papermaze Kit. A lovely selection of soft natural colours in the papers, card and embellishments. This time I have a family history layout and travel page. Here is my first of these two pages.

Susan - An old photo of my great grandmother, giving details for future generations looking at my Humm family album.

 

From the kit I used:
Simple Stories - Simple Vintage Weathered Garden - Journal Elements & Fills My Heart
Bazzill Basics - Aqua,
Yukon Gold & Avocado
12" linen ribbon

From my stash I used:
Natural Bazzill
Gold cardstock
wavy scissors 
Tim Holtz Layering Stencil (THS 147 Deco Arch)
Tim Holtz A6 Texture Fades Embossing Folder (Arched)
Distress Oxide Inks
Dark green embroidery thread
Small gold doily
Tim Holtz Sizzix Thinlits Crochet die set
Tim Holtz Sizzix Thinlits Bloom die set
3D foam pads
flower stamen

Flower Mould

Fimo light air dry clay




Thanks for looking.
Back with the next layout tomorrow.
Lynn x

Wednesday, 10 May 2017

Wedding Invitations

Phew! The invitations are complete and sent out! Emily and I have had fun designing and creating them over the last few months. There has been much cutting, scoring, embossing, sticking, printing, die cutting and ribbon tying in this house.


This shows the front, back and inside, with the little pocket for the details of accommodation, RSVP with envelope, gifts & photography sharing. 

The front of the invitation looks like this ...


... and the back like this ...


I designed the invitation based on Emily's ideas and with her choice of colours (Avocado and Buttercream Bazzill Cardstock). I worked out the dimensions and so we could both cut and score easily, I made some simple drawings showing where to cut, fold etc.


Emily worked hard on all the typesetting for the inserts.

I made all the initials and the shadows for these using the Cricut.



Then once everything was printed and cut out, all the labels for the enveloped had been printed, we set up a production line. I might add at that at around this point Emily got a new job in Nottingham and so had to leave me to finish the job off. So the finer points of typesetting detail was finished off long distance, via internet and phone calls!



And now we have moved onto other plans and await the replies.

Thanks for looking
Lynn x

Saturday, 15 April 2017

Happy Easter

This year's Easter cards have been made using the Cricut and an SVG downloaded from My Scrap Chick.

Nearly all the pieces were cut from scrap cardstock left over from other projects.
An extra was cut in white and ran this through the embossing folder.

The edges of all the pieces were inked and I shaped the flowers and leaves. 

Lots of gems, and pearls for flower centres.

The greetings were cut with a Crafter's Companion die.











Happy Easter
Thanks for looking
Lynn x


Saturday, 10 December 2016

Snow Globe Sizzix Die Set - Papermaze

My first Christmas project for Papermaze  is now available on the Scrap Paper Scissors Blog. Please view the blog for details on the supplies used to make the Christmas Cards.



I couldn't resist these dies and chose some delightful glittery card, Bazzill cardstock, embossing plates and other dies I made a selection of Christmas cards. I also used miri card and some patterned papers.







A couple more cards I made using the same cardstock and some Crafter's Companion dies.



Hope this has inspired you with your Christmas card making.
Back later in the month with a Christmas Eve idea.
Thanks for looking.
Lynn x

Saturday, 10 September 2016

Strawberries Everywhere!

Catherine is mad about strawberries and anything strawberry related. So when she and George recently moved into their first home together I thought a Strawberry themed new home card was in order and found the perfect die by Elizabeth Craft Designs (1149 Strawberries). I also saw a design for a card made using these dies by Anita, which inspired the shape, layout and background of mine.


I made a matching tag and filled a white basket with straws, serviettes, a plant, prosecco and of course real strawberries. 


I cut all the pieces from white Bazzill Basics cardstock, and inked the leaves and strawberries with Distress Inks (scattered straw, twisted citron, crushed olive, festive berries, worn lipstick, mustard seed and tumbled glass). Some items were layered up with 3 dimensional foam pads. and tiny dots of Glossy Accents were added to look like drops of water. I cit a 6" circle card blank and another circle with the centre cut out using the Cricut. I ran the inner circle through the Big Shot inside a cuttlebug embossing folder.
The banner was cut using a Sizzlets Alterations Decorative Strip Die - Tattered Banners
The frond was made with Sizzlets Alterations Decorative Strip Die - Spring Greenery
The letters were cut with Sizzlets Alterations Decorative Strip Die - Typeset
The butterfly is a Memory Box die
The flower centres are yellow flat-backed self adhesive pearls.

I created two more cards at the same time.
This one is all win white Bazzill Basics cardstock with white pearls...


... and this one is all made with coloured Bazzill Basics cardstock.


Close up of my tag


All three cards together


Wishing you all the best in your lovely new home George and Catherine.

Thanks for looking
Lynn x


Monday, 8 August 2016

Summer of Creative Chemistry 103 - day 5

Day 5 of Creative Chemistry is all about using Alcohol Ink and Yupo. This was a bit more out of my normal comfort zone for creating backgrounds and images but it was great once I got started and I think I will use these amazing techniques again.

Alcohol Ink & Yupo

Here are the six technique tags I made today:


1. Alcohol Ink Stamped Resist on Yupo


Alcohol Inks - indigo, honeycomb poppyfield & silver

Sizzix Tim Holtz Alterations Framelits Die Set - Tag Collection
Rubber Stamps - Stampers Anonymous Wild flowers


2. Alcohol Ink Texture Resist on Yupo


Alcohol Inks - pool, meadow, juniper, denim, stream

Sizzix Tim Holtz Alterations Framelits Die Set - Tag Collection
Embossing Folder - Couture Creations - Extra Confetti


3. Alcohol Ink Faded Layers on Yupo


Alcohol Inks - honeycomb, red pepper, cranberry, indigo, denim, stream & gold
Layering Stencils - 006, 008, 012 & 026
Sizzix Tim Holtz Alterations Framelits Die Set - Tag Collection

4. Alcohol Ink Painting on Yupo


Alcohol Inks - honeycomb, poppyfield, cranberry, pesto, cool peri, juniper, espresso
Rubber Stamps - Stampers Anonymous - Garden flowers
Sizzix Tim Holtz Alterations Framelits Die Set - Tag Collection
Archival Ink - hickory smoke

5. Alcohol Ink Liquid Landscapes on Yupo


Alcohol Inks - honeycomb, red pepper, cranberry, pesto, denim, espresso
Rubber Stamps - Clarity Stamps
Sizzix Tim Holtz Alterations Framelits Die Set - Tag Collection

6. Alcohol Ink Splattered Florals on Yupo


Alcohol Inks - honeycomb, red pepper, meadow, juniper
Sizzix Tim Holtz Alterations Framelits Die Set - Tag Collection

That's all for day 5, tomorrow brings something rather different and a break from the normal classes.

Thanks for looking
Lynn x

Monday, 4 January 2016

12 Tags of 2016 - January - Technique Remix

For January 2016 Tim has remixed the chalkboard technique from November 2013 and the industrious technique from January 2014.

Here is my version:



I used:
Tim Holtz Cling Rubber Stamps Mini Blueprints No. 3
In the absence of chalk I used Pearl Ex - 651 Pearl White
Ellison Tim Holtz Alterations Texture Fades - Pattern & Stitches Set
Tim Holtz Embossing Ink Pad
Tim Holtz Distress Paint - Picket Fence & Black Soot
Metal scissors embellishment
#8 Manila Tags
Aluminum Tape
3D Foam Pads
Ribbons

This is the tag from Tim's blog for Jan 2016


mixing industrious technique from January 2014:


... and chalkboard technique from November 2013:


Thanks for looking
Lynn xxx