I had the urge to try something different despite my record with sharp objects and thought I would try mountain and valley cards, I have seen these called another name but I can't recall it. I used my Fiskars finger knife which does seem easier to control than standard knives but I think I am heavy handed.
I used a set of stamps by Tanda Stamps, and papers by The English Paper Company designed by Vanessa Arbuthnott which were perfect for this card. Images were coloured with Promarkers. I added key charms and cut tags using my Spellbinders tag die set. Blooms are Prima, and dew drops are Patti Pritilicious
I have seen this type of card finished in three different ways now, and may further experiment to find which is best.
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Tuesday, 23 February 2010
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oh wow thats fab and your defo braver than me :) x
ReplyDeleteohohooo This is nice, I like this!! Love those papers! Just right for moving!!
ReplyDelete(lyn)
Your card look really exciting Cazzy...so much to look at, just like a little village xx
ReplyDeleteHi Cazzy
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your message. I suppose I thought I was ready to let her go to a better place, and now I can't quite believe she's gone. I miss her shouting and tripping me up, and the quiet purr you could only hear if you cuddled her really close with her throat against your ear!
Feeling a bit better today as Mum's at home so I'm not on my own with no distraction.
Thanks again (and love your mountain-valley card)
Esme x