Tonight I sat down to try and design projects for my workshop on Saturday. Not too pleased with the results, but I'll post them anyway! Here goes...
Workshop Make-n-Take using the Cottage Garden stamp set. |
Close up of the sentiment. |
Flower embellishment made with the 5-petal flower punch and a glimmer brad. |
Inside of card |
Starting with a peach parfait card base, I ran it through my Big Shot with my Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder. I really love what this simple process does for a card! Then I took a 5" x 3 3/4" piece of whisper white cardstock, and adhered repositionable notes horizontally about 2/3 of the way down the cardstock. I then stamped several of the images from the Cottage Garden set using peach parfait, poppy parade and old olive ink. I took my colour palette from the Sunshine Garden DSP, which coordinates with this stamp set. I then sponged daffodil delight ink all over the stamped area, ensuring the edges were darkest. . When I took the repositionable notes off, I was left with a rather stark white section, so I sponged peach parfait ink all over to soften the white. I also sponged poppy parade ink around the edges to give more depth. I then adhered the stamped panel to my embossed card base. For the flower, I punched three 5-petal flowers from poppy parade cardstock, curling the petals using the handle of a paint brush. I sponged the petals with ink of the same colour and glued the layers together with glue dots. I added a glimmer brad in the centre and adhered the flower to the card. For the sentiment, I inked it using my old olive and poppy parade markers, stamped it on a scrap of whisper white and punched it out with my decorative label punch. I added a few flowers in peach parfait and then sponged the edges in the same colour. I adhered the label to the card and then added a little bow in old olive 1/8" taffeta ribbon.
Inside the card I just stamped several of the images I had used on the front in peach parfait ink.
All I can think of when I look at this card is a Hawaiian shirt...maybe that's where my Mojo is!
Your mojo will return!
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