Showing posts with label Tattered Lace Dies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tattered Lace Dies. Show all posts

12 March 2020

Lavinia World Challenge #22 ~ Fairy Prince, Oberon!

Hello crafting friends and welcome to challenge #22 at Lavinia World,
where the theme is always Anything Goes!


I have a very handsome fellow to share with you today.
This Fairy Prince, Oberon, has my faeries all atwitter 😀


Isn't he just a handsome fellow?


And yes, word has spread that he's coming to visit!!!


I used a clear Wink of Stella pen to give his wings this beautiful sparkle.

   

As much as I would love to tell you all that my colouring has improved this much, it just wouldn't be true.  I didn't colour him at all.  When you go to the Tattered Lace webside, they have a Floral Fantasy PDF download.  Once you've downloaded the images, you can then use your die to cut him out.


He is a rather large fellow, but so handsome.  My card is 5.75" x 5.75".  With his wingtip sticking out, the whole card does fit into a 6" x 6" envelope.  It may cost a little extra in postage, but he's totally worth it 😀  Please note that the above craft mat is in inches


On the inside of my card, I sponged some of the same inks I used in the front and then continuously stamped the Vine in VersaFine Clair, Shady Lane ink.

I had a lot of fun making my scene on this card. I love the combination of using dies and stamps.  It really is the best of both worlds 😀



Now for the supply list.  I've linked each item to the
Lavinia Wold store for your convenience.





























Thank you so much for stopping by.  I hope you enjoyed your visit and will make a project to come play along with us.  Although our theme is always Anything Goes, you do have to use physical stamps, either rubber or clear. 

 NO DIGI stamps allowed. 


The winner of the challenge will be able to proudly display our Lavinia World winner's badge on their blog, and receive a $15 gift certificate to the Lavinia World store.  Lavinia World offers the complete range of Lavinia stamps and papers.  Although Lavinia Stamps is from the UK, Lavinia World is a US based store that ships worldwide.

Also, please note that we are not part of any other entity or Facebook group that carries Lavinia stamps.  ONLY the cards posted to Lavinia World Challenges will be entered into the drawing for the Lavinia World prize. Also note that the gift certificates are ONLY valid at the Lavinia World store. 

 For more inspiration, visit our Challenge Blog and see all the wonderful and creative projects the other DT members made for you.
We'd love for you to follow us on Facebook and Instagram too!

We now have a public Facebook Group called Anything Lavinia, where you can share your projects, interact with the Design Team, get inspired to create your own projects,  and ask any questions you may have about the wonderful Lavinia Stamps.  There are also challenges and prizes to be won!  You have until Monday, 23 March 2020 to enter your project in either the Facebook Album or on our blog.  One winner will be picked by our Designers.

Till next time,
crafty hugs, 



15 December 2017

Anniversary Card for Hubby

Hello crafting friends.  Today, I would like to share the card I made for my hubby for our 32nd Anniversary.
I love the Art Deco die collection from Tattered Lace. I think I would have been happy living in those days of glammer and glitz :-)


I must admit that I'm very happy with how this card came out.


With this pic, I wanted to show you that I added a heart scroll to the middle fold of the card. To put one on every fold seemed a little too busy to me, and to leaved it all white ... well, it was ALL white and a little blah, so I opted to put a little something just in the middle. What do you all think?


Although you can put your message panel on the inside, I  put mine on the back instead.
I used the same art deco die and a little left over heart.
Now to share the details of how I put this card together:


These are the dies I used:


Start by cutting the base of your card. This is a large card, 8" x 6", so you'll need a 12" x 12" sheet of cardstock. Even though it's a large card, it fits into an A9 envelope which mails with regular postage.


I cut my background pieces out of  Bazzil cardstock and my fancy cuts out of  a sheet of the Making Memories Wedding Paper Pad.  I used my fine tip Zig glue pen to glue it all together. Next time though, I'm going to adhere the fancy paper to a self adhesive sheet before die cutting. It would have made life a lot easier :-) I edged all my fancy paper with a C5 copic marker.


So here is what the card base looks like once all the bits and pieces are adhered together and placed on it.
Isn't it pretty?


Next, I cut out my Grace and Charles. I cut them out twice so that I could do some colouring and some paper piecing.


Here is Grace all ready to be put on the card. I used the Rose Collection of the copic markers (R81, R83, R85) to colour her dress, wrapper, hat and shoe. I added a little bit of sparkle with a Wink of Stella clear pen and  some pearls to make it more glamorous. Next, I worked on Charles. I adhered foam tape to the back of each and placed them on the card.

I cut the hearts flourish in grey and in pink and paper piece the hearts in the opposite colour. Lastly I trimmed and adhered the flourishes to the card.

Thank you for stopping by today.  I hope I was able to inspire you to use your dies, create a project, and come play along at the Dies R Us Challenge Blog for your chance to win a gift voucher to the Dies R Us Store.  A new challenge begins on the first and fifteenth of every month.  Be sure to Follow Us on Facebook too. 



Crafty hugs,

10 November 2017

Thank You Challenge at PDE

Hello crafting friends and welcome back to this week's challenge at Pause, Dream Enjoy Challenges. I have to apologise for the tardiness of this post, but with the holidays coming up and a few health issues, I simply forgot to schedule this post. So without wasting any more time, let's get on with this challenge :-)


Challenge #198 ~ Thank You

Here is my DT project for this week.


I always tend to keep my thank you cards on the CAS side.
I used a 5.5" x 5.5" card base from Recollections.
Cardstock from my scraps drawer
Peacock die is from Tattered Lace
I used a Wink of Stella clear pen to add some sparkle
Added a few sequins in aqua and teal to finish it off.

Thank you so much for stopping by.  I hope I was able to inspire to make a project and to come play along with us this week at Pause, Dream, Enjoy Challenges.  Please take a few minutes and visit our blog to see what my DT teamies came up with for your inspiration.  You have till noon, EST on 14 November 2017 to link your project.

Till next time,
Happy Crafting!

13 July 2017

Art Deco Masculine Birthday!

Happy Friday crafting friends!
It's time for challenge #6 hosted by The Mailbox Smiles team at Cardz TV.

As always, our challenge is Anything Goes.
Prize ~ A stamp set from Cardz TV.



Crafty Ingredients:
Card base - Recollections - 6.5" x 5" - white
Red and black cardstocks - GinaK
Tattered Lace Dies - Art Deco Card
Vintage Car - Cricut # M37EB8
Gems from stash

For my stamped greetings, I used the "Good Times" stamp set from Cardz TV.  It's my go to stamp set for birthday cards because of it's great variety of birthday messages and I love the font too!


 You can view and/or purchase this and other Cardz TV stamp sets HERE.
Remember, that you could win a fabulous stamp set just by playing along with us! Our challenges run for two weeks, so you have till noon, EST on 27 July, 2017 to link your project to the Cardz TV blog.  Remember, for more inspiration, please visit the blog and take a look at the beautiful projects my very talented DT sisters made for you.  Can't wait to see all your beautiful creations!

Till next time,


03 June 2017

Celebrate in Style!

I'm back to share a card with you that I made for my DT post at the Dies R Us Inspirational Blog.
I'm totally in love with the Art Deco dies from Tattered Lace.


So for this card, I started with the Art Deco Card die.


The way to use this die is to cut, score and fold your card stock to create a 5 7/8" x 4 1/8" tent card base. Place the die about 1/4" over the fold and then run it through your die cutting machine.

 

This is what you are left with once it's cut.  Since I wanted to paper piece the pink decorative paper in the cut out slots, I made a backing mat for my inside of my card, both front and back.


In order to this, I traced the card onto black card stock and cut the shape out by hand. I've traced it onto white card stock, on the pic above, so that it shows up more clearly.  Make sure you cut a little on the inside of the line so that it does not stick out when you adhere it to the card base.


Using the Art Deco Card die again, I cut it out of the pink prism paper. By doing this, you are left with the correct sized pieces to paper piece your card on the front.  You're left with a negative cut which you can use on another card.  I punched out two little hearts and added them for a little more interest and stamped the greeting on the inside.

Once the card base was ready, I cut out Tattered Lace's Eliza, coloured her with copic markers, and used foam tape on the back to adhere her to the card base.

And there you have it ... a very stylish card that was easy to make and put together :-)

Here is a quick recap of the dies I used.






Thank you for stopping by today.  I hope I was able to inspire you to use your dies, create a project, and come play along at the Dies R Us Challenge Blog for your chance to win a gift voucher to the Dies R Us Store.  A new challenge begins on the first and fifteenth of every month.  Be sure to Follow Us on Facebook too. 



Till next time,
Crafty hugs,