Classy Cards 'n Such: Nature

Friday, September 19, 2014

Deep As The Ocean

Hi, it's Shirley today! Today's card reminds me a beautiful summer day at the beach.

I started out coloring my image with Copics, I added white ink on the waves. I used the Spellbinder A2 Filigree Delight die to cut my oval, and my frame from Black card stock. I cut a piece of French Country, Graphic 45 paper, to put behind my frame. l really love this paper.

I stamped my sentiment and matted it with the Spellbinders A2 Matting Basics B die. I had the sand dollars in my stash, but you could use the Shell Set by Impression Obsession.

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Graphic 45 paper pad, French Country

Spellbinders dies, A2 Filigree Delight

Spellbinders dies, A2 Matting Basics B

Impression Obsession dies, Shell Set

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Monday, September 15, 2014

Natures Window

Hello Classy friends! Diane here today with my latest project for this weeks challenge which is Santa's Reindeer. Using the inspiration photo, I chose to make window scene.

I started out with Spellbinders Decorative Labels Eight die and using not the beautiful die cut, but the negative for my window! I will save the other piece for a later project.

I stamped Stacy Stamps, The Woods pine trees, in two different green inks on a piece of white card stock and then used Joy Small Foam Pads to attach it to the window frame.

I die cut Memory Box Deer Trio, and then stamped Versamark on, and coated them with Stampendous Frantage embossing powder, using the colors Aged Gold for the large deer, and Shabby White for the fawn. Did you know you can sprinkle Frantage on your project without any kind of adhesive, and move it around where you want with your finger, then heat set it from below? Just a little tip on using this product!