Look at the colours of this challenge: basic grey, tempting turquoise, whisper white, cajun craze and chocolate chip!
I can honestly say that I've never used these colours together before. Not one to give up easily, I wondered how do I weave these colours together? Ha! There was my answer right there, weave, weave, weave.
Here's the result:
I wove the last four colours together and framed with basic grey.
Ta da!
I don't think I've done paper weaving since I was a kid and that's a while back. So, this was certainly fun, fun, fun to do. The framed weaving has been mounted on cajun craze. The flower's in turquoise with choc chip and cajun craze details; bit of white left and glossy accent all over.
Stamps: SU Baroque Motifs set
Tuesday, 23 November 2010
Monday, 22 November 2010
Stylish Blogger Award
Thanks Miss Adri (Ma Cherie Creations) for this award.
I'm proud to accept it and will abide by the rules:
I'm proud to accept it and will abide by the rules:
These are the rules for accepting the award...
So, when you accept the award, you must:
1. Thank and link back to the person who awarded you this
2. Share 8 things about yourself
3. Pay it forward to 8 bloggers that you have recently discovered
4. Contact those bloggers and tell them about their awards
8 bloggers I've discovered recently:
- Chupa - http://ipalamountain.blogspot.com/
- Sue Kohler - http://sue-myinnerreflection.blogspot.com/
- Heather P - http://heatherpulvirenti.blogspot.com/
- Andrea - http://www.ewenstyle.com/
- Danielle Daws - http://danielledaws.blogspot.com/
- Karen Thomas - http://luvtostamp.blogspot.com/
- Stacey - http://www.stampinwithstacey.blogspot.com/
- Linda Cain - http://cain81art.blogspot.com/
8 things about me:
- My favourite colour is green
- I love stamping
- I love books by Kazuo Ishiguro, Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Anita Brookner + heaps more
- I have two daughters whose first words strangely was 'bird'
- My craft room is the place where I re-charge
- I love to learn and my other blog is on teaching and learning - http://malyn.edublogs.org/
- My husband is a better cook than me
- I love lists - keeps me organised
Thursday, 18 November 2010
Curtain Call Color Challenge - Act 56
When I first saw this challenge, I thought "no way" - I've never used those colours.Wrong, of course, because I had here and that was only a couple of weeks ago. The paper used had the same colours as the challenge, fancy that.
Anyway, I decided to have a go and here's what I came up with - French frou frou. I love this Stampin Up set: Artistic Etchings. The details are incredible. I've never done layered scallops before and so I had fun assembling this - so much so that I decided to "curl" and apply white dots using a white pen....just for fun.
Can-can, can you do the can-can?
Anyway, I decided to have a go and here's what I came up with - French frou frou. I love this Stampin Up set: Artistic Etchings. The details are incredible. I've never done layered scallops before and so I had fun assembling this - so much so that I decided to "curl" and apply white dots using a white pen....just for fun.
Can-can, can you do the can-can?
Wednesday, 10 November 2010
JAI 42 - Christmas
I just found a new challenge blog - Just Add Ink and this one is challenge #42. It's probably too late to enter but I just love the sketch challenge for the week.
I immediately had the idea to make the following card - just knew all the bits that had to go in. It's a bit rushed but I'm happy with the result. This is one of the quickest ones I've ever made, for sure.
So close to Christmas, this had to be a Christmas card and in my chosen theme for the year: black, white and red.
I inked around the card and distressed the white cardstock.
I immediately had the idea to make the following card - just knew all the bits that had to go in. It's a bit rushed but I'm happy with the result. This is one of the quickest ones I've ever made, for sure.
So close to Christmas, this had to be a Christmas card and in my chosen theme for the year: black, white and red.
Paper: whisper white, black
Inks: cherry cobbler, craft whisper white, black
stamps: artistic etching, sweet sentiments, polka dot background
Others: 2-way glue and dazzling diamonds on the Eiffel Tower, of course, and the mistletoe ribbon
I inked around the card and distressed the white cardstock.
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