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Showing posts with label die cut. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 20, 2021
Thursday, April 5, 2018
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!
A cute little maternal owl cuddling her sweetie in the forest from Lawn Fawn is the focal point of this Mother's Day card. The set is called "Mom and Me" and features furry foxes and feathery owls. This card is Air Brushed and colored with Copic Markers into a cheery little scene with sentiments' of love. Mommy letters and flowers are from Impression Obsession.
Saturday, March 31, 2018
WOODLAND BROWSING BABY BUNNIES WATERCOLOR
My little bunnies are enjoying the scent of spring and I am exploring a version of a watercolor rubber stamping technique that Bonnie Krebs teaches for her Watercolor stamp line. I must say, I have worked for so long to learn how to put details into my stamping scenes that it seems counter-intuitive to me to try to watercolor with a "semblance" of the image. Blurry is a challenge for me. I want to go back over it and put the details back. #tryingtolearn
The technical goods are as follows: Art Impressions watercolor technique used with Hackney and Company/Craft Consortium "English Garden" stamp set and Stampscapes. Spellbinders dies. The Spellbinders are actually two different sets made to go with each other. Gold Labels Four and Card Companions with "Elegant Labels". All mounted on deckled edge card stock from Hollo's.
Wednesday, March 28, 2018
THE JOYS OF GRANDPARENTING, Rediscovering Beatrix Potter
Beatrix Potter had owned her first Lake District farm, Hill Top in the village of Near Sawrey, for a year when she began work on The Tale of Tom Kitten. She shows Tom and his sisters living in the farmhouse and getting into mischief amongst the flowers of the beautiful cottage garden that she had created herself.
Three little kittens, Mittens, Moppet and Tom Kitten. They had dear little fur coats of their own and they tumbled about the front door and played in the dust. The little kittens mother, Mrs. Tabetha Twitchet expected company for tea and so she fetched the kittens and washed and dressed the girls in clean pinafores and tuckers. She Tom had gown, and he had outgrown his finery. His buttons burst off. Mother sewed them on again. Mother Twitchet unwisely turned them out into the garden to be out of the way while she made hot buttered toast. She directed them to "keep your frocks clean children, you must walk on your hind legs, keep away from the dirty dust ash pit, and Sally Henny Penny, and from the pig's sty and the puddle ducks. They fell outbut later finds them in total disarray. Moppet and Mittens walked down the path unsteadily. Presently, they trod upon their pinafores and fell on their noses. When they stood up, there were several green smears....
You tube has the stories, all complete, read in lovely English accents ready to stir young and old imaginations. Happy Times.
The card is created with a rubber stamp from Crafter's Companion. Copic Markers were used for coloring.
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