As I mentioned in a previous post...it's a snowy Sunday here in Northern Michigan...the perfect time to hole up in the studio and get creative! So today I worked on Easter cards. And I have to say, I surprised myself. I actually CUT into my Tim Holtz Seasonal Paper Stash and used one of the stickers...it was hard, but I did it! I also went into the closet and hauled out my sewing machine which gets used about once a decade. I've been wanting to stitch on cards and today was the day.
This one is my favorite. I stamped and distressed the blue background card with Vintage Photo Distress Ink. I used my Cricut and SCAL to cut the bracket piece on some vintage looking paper and distressed that too. Behind the bracket piece is a piece of SU chocolate chip cardstock and the chicks are from the Tim Holtz Stack. I stitched around the cardstock and added a 7 Gypsies velvet flower and coordinating button.
I used the same blue cardstock but stamped with Tumbled Glass DI then distressed with Vintage Photo. The design is a piece of a laser cut strip I'd had in my stash which I also distressed and glued onto a strip of black cardstock. Above that is a piece of velvet ribbon. The wording was done with rub ons.
For this card I used another piece of that laser cut strip which I distressed with Vintage Photo. Same blue cardstock as the cards above which I distressed then added a piece of decorative paper to the left side. I copied a book page which I distressed and stitched to the cardstock. The "Eggs" is the Tim Hotz sticker. I took Tumbled Glass and Vintage Photo and used my water brush to put the color on the white flowers. I used alcohol ink on the brad for the center of the flower.
Check the post below. I have one more Easter card to share. I've included the SVG file so you can make one too!
4 comments:
very pretty cards, great job
Your cards are cool.
You had fun indeed!!! Your card are beautiful!!
Wow! Your braver than I am. My Holtz paper is still in the cabinet without a sheet missing...LOL. I am working up the courage I just hope it comes out as wonderful as your cards did. These are all very pretty!
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