Pink & Grey

Posted: September 24, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: CAS, Lace Delight, Penny Black, Social Butterfly | 23 Comments

No snow or leaves today; I pulled out the pretty little dragonflies and some lace instead. I did some random sponging in pink and grey before I stamped the dragonflies over the top in versamark and embossed in clear. I then sponged again in pink and grey and added the lace border stamp on two sides of the panel. The panel is popped up on dimensional tape.

I am really enjoying the sponging submissions to my OLW challenge, thanks for participating and thanks for all the lovely comments left here on my blog.

Supplies

Stamps: Social Butterfly, Lace Delight (PB)
Ink: Memento Ladybug & London Fog (Tsukineko)

OLW 97 Line Up

Posted: July 18, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: CAS, Lace Delight, OLW, Penny Black, Puzzle Parts | 6 Comments

I am challenging you to use lines on your one layer card this week. Straight lines, zig-zags or curves, just as long as they are obviously lines.

I created a set of little note cards each stamped in a single colour. The masculine one is full of lines.

When the idea for this little set popped into my mind I thought it would be so simple. But as it turned out, even with my new gridded acrylic block some of these little note cards took 3 or 4 attempts. Even though my lacey note cards are less linear I have still stamped a line or two of lace so I think they scrape in for the challenge too. To see a couple more pretty note card sets visit the Penny Black Blog today.

Supplies

Stamps: Puzzle Parts, Lace Delight, Flourish Thank You, Special Time, Round & Round , Free Flight. (PB)
Ink: Memento Elderberry, Tangelo, Bahama Blue, Rhubarb Stalk (Tsukineko)

OLW97 Rules

1. A one-layer card is defined as a single layer of card stock folded in half. No other layers of card stock allowed.

2. Make a card featuring lines of some sort.

3. Post your card online somewhere and link back to it using the InLinkz tool on the sidebar of Simplicity. If posting to your blog, please link to your OLW blog post, not just the main page of your blog.

4. Have fun getting in line!
I can’t wait to see what you come up with.