Another Wedding card. This time for a friends daughter. Just one more wedding card to make and then its on to the next batch of birthday cards.I haven't used a sketch from a challenge blog because I couldn't find one that fitted what I wanted to do but I am entering this card into the Dutch Dare Challenge which was to take colour inspiration from a photo and the Stamp Something Challenge which was to use your favourite embellishment. My favourite has to be ribbon but I also like to make my own paper embellishments where I can. After tying the ribbon into a bow I twisted the ends into ringlets and then attached it into place with silicone.I love the dry embossing technique because I can create something reasonably quickly that looks elegant and expensive. I never seem to use it enough on my cards because I always want to try and do something different with each creation.I have used a beautiful stamp from Sugar Nellie called First Dance. It was a dream to colour with my copics. It was so easy I stamped it twice and then layered one on top the other.This is a sign of a good stamp for me because if it takes me too long to colour I can't be bothered to create a copy.To make this card:Card/Paper - 6x6 white square card, Bazzil Bling Chandler, Ice White Stardream paper, Bristol BoardImage - Sugar Nellie First DanceMedium - Copics, ColorBox Blue ink for the backgroundand pink for the paper roseEmbellishments - Ribbon, White Paper Rose, Hearts, PearlsDies - Spellbinders Hearts Nesties.Embossing Plates - Swiss Dots & Birds & SwirlsText - Hot Foil WizardI hope you like the card and thanks for looking.Jenny
My name is Jenny and I live in Oxfordshire. I am addicted to crafting and craft shopping and partake of this when not working full time. I mainly dabble in card making and like to try different techniques. My favourite colouring mediums are Copics and Prisma Pencils.
I love to look at pretty paper and card and not use it, although I am getting better!
I am on the design team for Everybody Art Challenge and have been for a number of years. In 2011 I joined the Papertake Weekly team working along side very talented ladies.