Another card using my Kaisercraft Indigo Skies paper pad, I'm really enjoying playing with all of the stash that I have been accumulating over the past ten years.
Everything is from the paper pad, I have used a variety of dies and punches that have also been in my stash for ages. I inked the edges of everything and just added a little scrap of ribbon and twine.
Thank you for popping in today and thank you for all of the lovely comments that you leave.
Pauline
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Showing posts with label Kaisercraft Indigo Skies Paper Pad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kaisercraft Indigo Skies Paper Pad. Show all posts
Monday, 16 March 2020
Thursday, 12 March 2020
Friendship
I've been playing with my Kaisercraft Indigo Skies Paper Pad again, I love the colours in this collection.
It is quite a simple card really, just a few layers and a sentiment - I used a Clearly Besotted border die for the scalloped edge, the flower is a Tattered Lace Flower Forming Die and the super sentiment is an old stamp from Dovecraft.
Thank you for popping in today and thank you for all of the lovely comments that you leave.
Pauline
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It is quite a simple card really, just a few layers and a sentiment - I used a Clearly Besotted border die for the scalloped edge, the flower is a Tattered Lace Flower Forming Die and the super sentiment is an old stamp from Dovecraft.
Thank you for popping in today and thank you for all of the lovely comments that you leave.
Pauline
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Sunday, 8 March 2020
Blue Birthday
Another card using my very old Kaisercraft Indigo Skies paper pad, I'm really enjoying discovering what I have hiding in my stash.
As before, all of the papers and the sentiments are from the pad, I cut the tags with my Hunkdory Fancy Edge Tag Punch - these punches are so useful, you can punch tags in three different widths and any length you wish. The flowers are Tattered Lace Flower Forming dies and I've added Marianne Design enamel dots and hearts.
Thank you for visiting my blog today, your company is much appreciated.
Pauline
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As before, all of the papers and the sentiments are from the pad, I cut the tags with my Hunkdory Fancy Edge Tag Punch - these punches are so useful, you can punch tags in three different widths and any length you wish. The flowers are Tattered Lace Flower Forming dies and I've added Marianne Design enamel dots and hearts.
Thank you for visiting my blog today, your company is much appreciated.
Pauline
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Thursday, 5 March 2020
Stay True
I have another share today using some very old stash, I used the Kaisercraft Indigo Skies paper pad.
All of the papers and the sentiment are from the paper pad, the die cut flower and leaves were cut from the papers and the butterfly that is almost lost against the floral circle was fussy cut from one of the papers. I inked the edges of everything and added a scrap of ribbon, some twine and an enamel dot that have also been in my stash for ages.
Thank you for popping in today and thank you for all of the lovely comments that you leave.
Pauline
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All of the papers and the sentiment are from the paper pad, the die cut flower and leaves were cut from the papers and the butterfly that is almost lost against the floral circle was fussy cut from one of the papers. I inked the edges of everything and added a scrap of ribbon, some twine and an enamel dot that have also been in my stash for ages.
Thank you for popping in today and thank you for all of the lovely comments that you leave.
Pauline
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Friday, 19 July 2019
Congratulations on your Graduation
My eldest son's girlfriend graduated with a first class business degree at Reading University earlier in the week so I decided to create this explosion box to put her gift in. It is actually black, I don't know why it is showing up as Navy Blue in the photographs!
My inspiration came from Samantha Clayton you can find the box that she created on her blog Mixed Up Craft.
The papers are from the Kaisercraft Indigo Skies paper pad, I chose these papers because at Reading University they have this shade of blue on their gowns.
The stamps are all from the JustRite Stacking Sentiments collection and the numbers are from the Crafter's Companion Die'sire Classiques 1" Number Dies.
Thank you for popping in today, your company is much appreciated - please leave a comment so that I can come and visit you.
Pauline
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My inspiration came from Samantha Clayton you can find the box that she created on her blog Mixed Up Craft.
The stamps are all from the JustRite Stacking Sentiments collection and the numbers are from the Crafter's Companion Die'sire Classiques 1" Number Dies.
Pauline
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