Showing posts with label Critters In The Sea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Critters In The Sea. Show all posts

Monday, September 14, 2015

Using Color Burst to set the Scene for Critters in the Sea



Hello crafty friends! It's Jess and today I have a card featuring Ken Oliver Color Burst and Lawn Fawn's Critters in the Sea. I love coming up with new ways to set the background for these fun critters. It is one of the older Lawn Fawn sets but I find myself reaching for it all the time. For more on how I achieved this look check out my video.


As discussed in the video I used some spray adhesive to attached my stencil and layer on some Color Burst. I also used the Color Burst to make the paper I cut the animals out of. The cute whimsical nature of Lawn Fawn stamps make them perfect for playful artsy backdrops. This would be fun to create with any critters and stencils you happen to own.


I hope you enjoyed my cards and video! Don't forget to participate in the latest challenge to add texture!




Thursday, August 13, 2015

Hugs and fishes


Hello.
I have a fun exploding card for you today. 
 I used a tutorial from Balzer designs blog , it popped up on my Pinterest feed and I knew exactly what I wanted to do with it.
At first glance you might think this is a simple card. 
Well that's the plan so that once its opened you get a surprise  when it folds out.



You get some idea of the exploding part from the above picture.


This is almost fully opened but it wouldn't stay down for me to get a picture.
Its a one layer wonder inside so that it fold easily.


Another view. It really is very simple to make.
The actual folding part is very quick to do and how long you spend making it would depend completely on how detailed you wanted to make the design inside or out.


The instructions.

To start i cut some white card to 8 1/4 inches square and followed the folding described in the tutorial.
Then I die cut the scripty hugs from a post it note and placed on the card.
I used the mask rather than a die cut to keep the bulk down and to only have one layer.
Next I stamped all of my images from so jelly, and critters in the sea with black archival ink.
The longest step is the next one, fussy cutting the masks.
Once they were all in place I used distress inks to make the background.
Finally you can unmask and colour the images.

I used a mixture of Prisma color pencils, copics and  covered all the images with some wink of stella.
Extra details in white were done with white souffle pen and white signo uni-ball pen. 
You can add as much detail or keep it as cas as you like.
I hope I've inspired you to give this a try, it makes a really fun card.

Thanks for looking.



Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Embossed whale

Hello, it's Sabine. Are you playing in the current challenge? It's all about embossing. For my card I used two different embossing techniques. The background was embossed with a fun cloud folder (dry embossed), and the whale from critters ins the sea was heat embossed.

A glittery scripty hello

Get your embossing folders, powders, heat guns out and play along! 

Hugs, Sabine


Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Hello background bubbles

Hello, it's Sabine from the Facebook Inspiration Team. This is my card for the current challenge #81 - Create your own backgound! 
I stamped the little bubbles from critters in the sea many times, then filled the circles with glossy accents. After it dried I used my distress paint all over.
The whale is paper pieced and he 'tells' the story of the ugly duckling.


Bubbles with gloss and scripty hello


I love how this card turned out, it makes me happy :)

Have a bubbly day!
Hugs, Sabine

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Have A Whale Of A Time!

Good Morning!

It's Tracy here from the Facebook Inspiration Team here to share my Monochromatic card with you today!  I don't know about you, but making monochromatic cards is always a challenge for me.  It's hard to not add different colors!


I started with the Lawn Fawn Critters In The Sea stamp set to paper piece the whale and the waves.  I adhered my waves down to a white piece of card stock and then tucked my whale behind one of the waves so it looked like he was jumping out of the water.  I stamped my sentiment on the bottom and the water spout on the white card stock.  

Don't forget to check out our challenge and enter your card!  You could win an awesome prize!

Thanks for stopping and have a great day!
~Tracy