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Showing posts with label Side Step Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Side Step Card. Show all posts

Monday, 1 April 2013

Warren in His Spring Garden

Hello fellow crafters,
I hope you are all having a lovely, relaxing Easter break.

Tonight, I have a side step card for you, featuring my little friend, Warren, from Craftwork Cards.
I fell in love with this little guy, at the Craftwork Cards stand at a craft show
in Farnborough, England, when I was there in 2011. I bought several packs
of assorted images that can be coloured with almost any medium.
A close-up look at the beautiful flowers, and leafy die cut.
A side-on view. I coloured Warren with my Promarkers.

Challenges I would like to enter are:-
I Love Promarkers #161- 'Spring Is In The Air'
Daring Card Makers - 'Springing Into Spring'
A Gem of a Challenge #73 - 'Make It Cute'
C.R.A.F.T. #200 - 'Mother's Day/Female'
QKR Stampede #32- 'Animal Antics'
In The Pink #17 - 'Spring or Easter'
Simply Create Too #34- 'Animals'
Corrosive #171 - 'Spring Fling'
Brown Sugar #35 - 'Flowers'  (TOP 3)
That Craft Place - 'Animals'


Image - Cardwork Cards 'Warren'
Colouring - Promarkers
Paper - Kaisercraft 'Miss Nellie - Her Smile'
Sentiment - Stampin' Up
Punch - Martha Stewart 'Butterfly Trio'
Dies - Cheery Lynn 'Olive Branch'; Spellbinders Classic and Scalloped Circles, Classic and Scalloped Rectangles, fancy circles.
Flowers and pink cord, from my junk stash

Until next time, thank you for visiting.
Hugs,
Jennifer. x

Monday, 19 November 2012

Snowman Santa

Hello fellow crafters, and welcome to my new follower, Elaina1.

Tonight I am back with another Christmas card. It is for a crafting friend, but as she does not look at my blog, I know it is safe to show the card to you.

I always find it difficult to photograph multi-fold cards, such as this side-step card, so I must apologise for the abundance of photos.
I went completely overboard decorating this card, but then if we can't do that at Christmas, when can we.
This is a very old Penny Black stamp. It was very 'fiddly' to colour, but I think it was worth the time taken - it's such a sweet image. I love the little doggy, wagging his tail, while waiting patiently to give 'Snowman Santa' his Christmas wish list. Don't you just love his turtle-neck pullover.
A closer look at the side panel' decorative elements.
An even closer look at the flowers, and the tiny resin snowman.

The two front step panels with the 'dear santa' Sizzix die cut.
Inside the card, where I will write my greeting to my friend.

Challenges I would like to enter are -
Sparkles Monthly #38 - 'Christmas Is Coming' (2nd entry)
Whimsy #53 - 'Traditional Christmas Colours' (3rd entry)
Penny Black and More -'Any Die Will Do' (3rd entry)
Cute Card Thursday #243 - 'Starry, Starry Night'
Passion for Promarkers #175 - 'Moon and Stars' (Top 5)
Crimbo Crackers #28 - 'Snowmen/Women'
Penny Black Saturday - 'Cute Christmas'
Milk Coffee - 'More Than One Fold'
Creatalicious #40 - 'Winter'
Image - Penny Black stamp 'Secret For Snowman Santa'
Colouring - Promarkers
Paper - Art Stamps Australia
Dies - Cheery Lynn 'Holly Flourish'; Marianne 'Poinsettia'; Spellbinders 'Plain' and 'Scalloped Rectangles'; Sizzix 'Christmas Advent Calender#3 ('dear santa'); 'Star' unknown (el cheapo shop)
Punches - Carl 'Holly'; Martha Stewart 'Branch'
Resin Snowman - packet of buttons by Dress It Up 'Have a Cool Yule'
Bells - Art Stamps Australia
Flowers, cord, Stickles, laser glitter - all from my junk stash

Thank you for visiting and leaving all your lovely comments...until next time, happy crafting.
Hugs,
Jennifer. x





Monday, 9 April 2012

Side Step Card

Hope you have all enjoyed your Easter break. I have - the weather here has been as near to perfect as possible. Also, I have spent many hours working out how to set up my blog, and have learned so much, but realise that there is so much more to learn.
I love making side step cards...they are so different, and non-cardmakers are always fascinated by them. An essential piece of equipment I believe, is my beloved Scor-Pal. It allows very precise scoring, and crisp folds on all cards, but particularly when multiple folds are required.
I made this card 2 weeks ago, and the glue attaching the flowers was not even fully dried when a lady saw it, and insisted on buying it. She barely gave me time to photograph it.

This little hedgie always makes me smile, and I have often used him for many different occasions. He looks as if he is concentrating so hard on delivering his over-sized bouquet.

Stamps - Penny Black 'Wonderful' (set of clear stamps in the T for Transparent series)
Paper - DCWV 'Citrus' 6x6 stack
Cardstock - Bazzill
Dies - Spellbinder, and Memory Box 'Olive Branches'
Punches - Martha Stewart, Carl
Flowers - Syntego, Lincraft, Bizzy Becs
Other - Scor-Pal, Ranger Stickles 'Crystal', ribbon cord from my junk stash

Thanks for looking.
Jennifer.