Showing posts with label Hand-Painted Paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hand-Painted Paper. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Mojo Monday #42

Two cards for this week Mojo Monday #42. First card, both image and sentiment stamps are smArtworks. It was done on a hand-painted paper background.


Second card, both stamps are Time to Stamp which is now I brake for Stamps.


And here's the sketch!
Well, what do you think? Thanks for stopping by. Until next time. Be well!

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

May We Love...

I just now realised I never did show you this card I made for my hubby for Valentine's day. I just love this image from Paperbag Studio. Background is done using Hand-Painted Paper technique. I stamped with StazOn Jet Black ink. The original sentiment says "May you love ... all the days of your life." And because it's for me & hubby, I kinda had to change it to "May WE love ... all the days of OUR life." But I forgot to change Life to Lives. I didn't realised that until it was a little beyond the point I want to work on it anymore. And that just goes to show of my poor command of the English language. I'm working on it everyday though.

Have a great Wednesday!

Saturday, September 8, 2007

Sleeping Beauty

Isn't she just beautiful? This is for the "You're a Poet" swap on IFS board. Inside the card is a classic poem or rather, a child's bedtime prayer since the 18th century.

The background used on this card is called Hand-Painted paper. It's a beautiful easy technique that gives just enough shimmer from the PearlEx and Lumiere. Stamp is by Gotcha Images. I stamped using Jet Black StazOn (I hardly use any other black ink anymore these days). Then I layered the image on a pink card and distressed the edges to give a feel of the well loved, frayed edged, Linus' Security blanket. And then it goes on to a baby blue card base. I embellished the card with ribbon to finish. Don't you think her dreams are just so sweet? Thanks for stopping by, y'all!

Hope your dreams are sweet!

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