Carla has created two different cards using one of the little mice from the Little Surprises set of digital stamps, and decorated with die cut flowers and leaves. The bright green with pops of red and yellow make for festive cards that are sure to bring a smile to someone's face.
Showing posts with label Little Surprises. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Little Surprises. Show all posts
Saturday, July 29
Tuesday, July 25
A Little Joy
Colours that sit opposite each other on the colour wheel, such as red and green, always look striking when placed together. I've kept the rest of my card simple by using plain white cardstock as a contrast.
Stamps:
Sunday, July 23
Tutorial - Arrow Fold Tent Cards
Arrow Fold Tent Cards are a fabulous combination of slimline and arrow fold. They only require a couple of pieces of cardstock for the base, and then some patterned paper and a few embellishments to decorate.
1. Start with two 5" square pieces of cardstock. (The starting size of the cardstock is the size of your finished card, therefore, if you want a 6" card, start with two pieces of 6" square cardstock. If you'd like a 4" card, start with two pieces of 4" square cardstock, and so on.)
2. Place one piece of cardstock on your scoreboard and score at 21/2". Fold along the score line to form a slimline card. Set aside.
3. Take the second piece of cardstock and mark the half way point (21/2") along three sides.
4. Position the card so the unmarked edge is farthest from you. Score from each of the top corners to the centre bottom of the cardstock. Score from each of the sides to the centre bottom of the cardstock. Refer to the template below for correct placement.
5. Fold along the score lines - one valley and one mountain fold on each side. Set aside.
6. To decorate, trim a piece of patterned paper to 43/4" x 43/4". Mark the half way point along three sides in the same way you did in step 3. Instead of scoring, cut the paper along the same lines using a trimmer, scissors or a craft knife.
7. Trim another piece of patterned paper to 23/8" x 47/8" to decorate the front of the slimline card. Secure the patterned paper to the cardstock with glue or double sided tape. You'll have two long triangles left over, which you can discard or use for another project.
8. Flip the large square of cardstock over and apply glue to the long, thin triangle section in the middle of one side (see photo below). Fold along the score line to secure the cardstock in place.
9. Add glue or tape to the other side of the large, thin triangle and fold along the second score line. This will secure the smaller triangle in place. Repeat for the other side to form your arrow fold.
10. Secure the arrow fold to the front of the slimline card, lining up the point with the bottom edge and keeping it centred. See photo below.
11. Add a sentiment, image and embellishments to complete your card.
Stamps:
Monday, July 17
Just For You
Check out the fabulous slimline card Karin created using images from the Little Surprises set of digital stamps. She coloured two of the little mice with pencils, layered them onto red cardstock and positioned them inside this fabulous die cut frame, along with a couple of sentiments, patterned paper and embellishments. Fun!
Labels:
design team cards,
Karin VanDamme,
Little Surprises,
mouse
Sunday, July 9
Bright and Cheerful
When originally designing this set, I had visions of this little guy wearing a deep green tam o' shanter and vest, but when I sat down to colour, I found myself going for a much brighter colour scheme!
Stamps:
Friday, July 7
Little Somethings
Deanne has coloured this little guy to coordinate with the collection of patterned papers she used on the base of her card. Some glitter and glossy accents add sparkle and shine to her cute birthday card!
Labels:
Deanne Saunders,
design team cards,
Little Surprises,
mouse
Saturday, July 1
New Digital Stamps
New Digital Images
Little Surprises
digital stamps
Hello Ducky
digital stamps
Labels:
digital stamps,
ducks,
Hello Ducky,
Little Surprises,
mouse
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