Friday, 5 October 2012
Pretty in Pink...
Hi gang. See, I said I would be back by the end of the week.. I also said I would be back once I had caught up with myself! Have I? Have I ek!! But, I have managed to get a little crafting done to share with you....
October is National Breast Cancer awareness Month.. I guess we all know of someone who has been affected in one way or another with this dreadful disease? And, although it really shouldn’t take a specific Month or Day to think of, or remember them, having such does bring it to the fore!!So, here is the project I have made with the Pink Ribbon in mind..
I guess, like many crafters, I can be swayed by a nice new piece of card stock, even though I already have several others already in my stash!!But these two new ones from Kanban were just too good to ignore...But, they needed just a little bit of help, so I had a play with some Mica Powders and Acetateand changed them up a bit from their original state...
To add a little more interest I wanted to make a frame around the shape. However, none of my Nestabilities suited or even fit the shape I had cut..So, I cut a few border strips in Pink Mirror card using the XCut Borders.And attached them to the image.
I guess you can't have a girly Pink card without a few flowers?So, using a die from the Spellbinders Jewel Flourishes & Flowers set (S5-143) I cut several flowers shapes.Layering 3 of them together to form a much fuller flower shape,before adding some Glossy Accents to the centre and sprinkling some Glamour Dust for some added sparkle..
Once these were dry (overnight) I thought I'd just have a little play around with them to see what different effects I could get.This one is one of the sets of 3 flowers cupped in on itself and then positioned inside another set of 3 flowers..No idea what kind of flower you would call it, but I think it looks pretty good all the same!The other flower shapes I just kept as the set of 3 but manipulated the petals a bit to give them a little more dimension...
So, that's all the prep done, they all just needed adding to the base card...Eh viola!!!
I hope you have a great weekend, and thanks for checking us out..
See you soon.
Andy.
Labels:
Grand Calibur,
Mica Powders,
Nestabilities,
Spellbinders
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Stunning card Andy - the beauty of it comes across even more when seen in the flesh.
ReplyDeleteToni xx
Fabulous card, love the papers and the cuts used.
ReplyDeleteKim xXx