I have been very prolific since I posted last. There was another dry spell there for a while, but I found some inspiration in new papers and magazines. And, I recently attended a class with Diana Kovacs that was really fun and easy. Diana showed us how to create a a faux-patina affect to use on card elements. We used Ranger Distress ink pads, a Cuttlebug machine with embossing folders, and some sparkle. We started with ATC size pieces of card stock. From there we could enhance the design for a card. Here are a few of the cards that I created from the small ATC cards:


Feeling rather creative before I made the above cards produced these cuties:


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Julia's Birthday |
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Julia's Bat Mitzvah Card |
My grand-niece Julia became a Bat Mitzvah last weekend. She loves the color red, so I made her a red card. Julia is an amazing young woman with talent, beauty and brains. I am very proud of her.
So, for now, I've showed you the good stuff.
Happy Spring every one!
Lois...
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