Showing posts with label Michael Powell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Powell. Show all posts

Sunday, December 17

'Twas The Night Before Christmas

Michael Powell is one of my favourite stamp artists, I love the little scenes he designs. This stamp is one of my favourites, I think it looks lovely and peaceful and I can just imagine Santa and his sleigh flying across that night sky.


Saturday, November 4

Day 4 - "D"

It's "D" for die cutting at my place today. I've used a large, nesting die set to create an easel card. The larges die cuts the card base, while smaller dies cut mats for images and sentiments.


YOUR TURN: Create a card using the letter "D" as your prompt.
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INSPIRATION WORDS:
December, decorations, Dasher, Dancer, Donder, Dutch-fold card, double diamond fold, diagonal tri-fold card, diamond glaze, die cutting, digital stamps, dimensional, dry embossing, distress ink, dark blue, deep red.

Monday, November 28

Day 28 - CASE Card

It's time to CASE one of your favourite cards... but with a twist!  You must CASE (Copy And Selectively Edit) one of the cards you've created for this month's challenge.  I used my card from day three as inspiration for this creation.


YOUR TURN: Copy one of the cards you made for this month's challenge.
Upload your creation HERE.

Stamps: Michael Powell, Penny Black

Thursday, November 3

Day 3 - The Night Sky

There are lots of techniques that paper-crafters can use to create fabulous night sky scenes, from stamping and colouring to masking and die-cutting.  You can layer lots of different elements in front of your night sky, such as stamped houses, die cut trees or a sleigh laden with brightly wrapped gifts!


YOUR TURN:  Create a card or project featuring the night sky.
Upload your creation HERE.

Stamp: Michael Powell

Sunday, November 3

Day 3 - Water Colouring

Earlier this year I purchased two gorgeous Christmas Stamps designed by Michael Powell featuring little winter villages waiting for Christmas to arrive.  I used my Distress Markers to colour them and then layered the images on some matching cardstock, stamped a little sentiment and drew a quick border for a simple, fun card.
 


 
YOUR TURN: Colour a Christmas image with watercolour inks - Distress markers, Aquarelle pencils, Inktense, ink refills, watercolour paints, kids markers... whatever you have access to.
Upload your creations here.