Showing posts with label Distress Crayons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Distress Crayons. Show all posts

Thursday, 16 March 2017

Bit O' Green - Gift on a card

I'm playing with the wonderful Penny Black Butterfly, Copic colouring for the butterfly and Distress Crayons for the background for this card.



But it's not just a card, it's a gift on a card. The square is actually a coaster that is held on the card by temporary glue.  I took some board, glued on the stamped card and sealed it with that auto-stick plastic wrap. With the high humidity here, it was best, and it allows for easy wiping.



My entry for ...







Monday, 14 March 2016

19th Birthday

My son turns 19 next week - the last year I'll have a teenager!

To get a masculine feel, I used the Distress crayons through a triangle stencil. It gives a great texture.


I'll submit to the CAS(E) this Sketch #163.


PS. After I saw my post, I thought it needed something else. A couple of dots of black accents? What do you think?




Thursday, 10 March 2016

New supplies

My Distress Crayons arrived today ... and had to give them a quick try. Started by drawing a square and smooshing it with my finger. Oh My! Is that smooth or what ?! What amazing texture. I wanted to just keep on playing with them. And then to mix things up a bit, I used a Copic C1 to make some shadows on the squares and leaves.

I drew on the edge of strip of cardstock and smooched again so I would have exact matching paper for the border.

New stamps too ... the Roses for You set from Simon Says Stamp.  And as I put my stamps in the Pockets and make my own labelling cardboard, I cut up the card that comes with the stamps. The grey zigzag can be used in so many ways as it is so subtle. I painted the leaves by putting a wet paintbrush directly to the crayon to get the colour.


Here is a close-up.


I will enter this to the ...



... and Darnell's NBUS Challenge #6






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