Showing posts with label African. Show all posts
Showing posts with label African. Show all posts

Wednesday, 20 January 2010

New Colourbox Chalk Pad

I recently acquired one of the new Colourbox Chalk inkpads called Grey Whale and wanted to see what it looked like. Here I have stamped my Coronado Island elephant and wording in the Grey Whale on a pale grey Bazzill cardstock.

I quickly roughed up the edges with my trusty distresser and layered with DSFT. I did use the Nesties to get the rectangles for the main image. I love those Nesties....takes all the worry out of cutting straight!

I added a little diamante to make my elephant an Indian one!

For those interested, I am a retailer for Colourbox stuff.


Sunday, 6 September 2009

Change of Pace

Afternoon all,

I have the afternoon to myself on this fine Father's Day, so have decided to try and get to some stamping. I found this stamped Liquid Appliquéd piece in my image box and decided to put it to card after tearing around the edges and inking with India Ink.

For those unfamiliar with Liquid Appliqué, there ARE other things you can do with it besides Santa's beards and this particular technique is one of my favourites. Simply brayer on to white cardstock and heat...you get faux suede very neatly!

The stamps are My Stamps and Kunjani is an African greeting for those not in the know. I have had the lovely tassel for ages and thought it would suit this card very well and I am thinking I was right.

I am still using up some DCWV card as you can see with the Cuttlebugged and sanded piece. I think I will be making cards into the next century before I DO use all that stash!...But we have to have it for the rainy day that is acomin, don't we now?