Showing posts with label Joanna Sheen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joanna Sheen. Show all posts

Thursday, 9 August 2012

Alice in Wonderland

Hello, Katrina here. I have been re visiting my love of stamping using the lovely IndigoBlu Alice stamp plates. I especially likes the original art from the book. I was also playing with the Cosmic shimmer chalk mists, if you are not a fan of the sparkle you get with the mica sprays or want a different look then give these a go, I love them and they went so well with the stamps.
Tea Party Alice Card



I used -
* Cosmic Shimmer Chalk Mist Pastel Blue
* Cosmic Shimmer Chalk Mist Pastel Pink
* Cosmic Shimmer Chalk Mist Pastel Purple
* 25 Craft UK A5 Card Blanks White
* IndigoBlu Rubber Stamp Plate Alice 2
* IndigoBlu Rubber Stamp Plate Alice 1
* Craftime Enchanted Paper Flowers
* Craftime Enchanted Pearl Gems
* Creative Expressions Bakers Twine Black & White 50 Yds
* edging die or punch
* Pages from Alice in wonderland
1. Use the chalk mists to spray a piece of A4 card, dry in between colours.
2. Stamp the image of Alice at the Tea party and Alice in Wonderland onto white card, cut out and mat onto black card, cut a small border. Cut or punch your border top and bottom of a mat cut from your misted card. Mount Alice onto it.
3. Cover the front of your card with the pages of your book and ink around the edges. Tie a piece of the Bakers twine around the card.
4. Cut out the Alice in Wonderland and ink around the edges.
5. Use 3D tape to attach the main image to the card and add some flowers and the Alice in wonderland, add gems to the flowers middles and you are done!
 
Sorry it's late card

My next card is a little sorry its late card. We all miss a birthday now and again and this little card is just so cute, I'm sure they will forgive you!!
I used -
* Part of the card you misted for the first card
* IndigoBlu Rubber Stamp Plate Alice 2
* Artistic Stamper Time & Keys A5 Plate
* Plain white card
1. Cut your card blank from the card and stamp the Alice Stamp image with the watch and some clock images from the time stamp plate along with the late saying and cut them all out.
2. Cut a piece of the sprayed card to fit your card and stick down. Ink around the edges.
3. Arrange all the images on the page and once you are happy stick down.
4. Cut sorry from a die cut alphabet or use sticker and your done!
Rabbit tag
 
I just had to use the rabbit image and so made up this little tag.
I used -
* IndigoBlu Rubber Stamp Plate Alice 2
* IndigoBlu Rubber Stamp Plate Alice 1
* Card you misted for the first card
* Bakers twine
1. Cut the misted card into a tag shape
2. Stamp the rabbit and cut him out, stamp curiouser and curiouser and cut out too.
3. Arrange and stick on your tag.
ATC
And lastly I made a little ATC using the Tweedledum and Tweedledee image and the rhyme from the book. Its amazing how far 1 A4 sheet of card will go.
 
All these from just 1 A4 sheet, promise!!

Sunday, 13 May 2012

Thinking of you card

Thinking of you card

Joanna Sheen Country diary of an Edwardian lady CDRom
Backing paper and 2 images and flowers extra sheet
Card stock
Ribbon

Cover card base with backing paper and mat image.
Cut out a few flowers and leaves from second image and decoupage to main image.
Apply ribbon to the bottom of your card with another violet from extra bits sheet.

Twisted Easel


Twisted easel card from Dancing with shadows cd rom -
Backing paper and image from Joanna sheen Dancing with shadow cd rom
Navy A4 card stock
Ribbon
 Edge punch

     Cut or use a square card, it had to be square for this to work, fold one of the outside corners on a diagonal to the opposite corner. Depending on which one you fold will depend on which way your easel will open. Mount your image onto a piece of card the same size as your finished card base, punch the edges if you want to. Punch another strip of card and add a piece of the backing paper and ribbon to form the butt strip, so the card stays standing up, apply some thin 3d foam to the back and stick to card base. Decorate with a few gems to finish off.