A simple card for my parents-in-law's wedding anniversary. A pearly gold paper, topped with hammered ivory paper. I added some gold liquid pearl dots for interest. The two hearts are cut using my own template from different shades and textures of red card. A corrugated maroon that I love, and a brighter red with a near-spongey texture. A card doesn't need to be fancy to convey beauty and meaning.
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Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Tuesday, 14 June 2016
Wedding Anniversary Card
A simple card for my parents-in-law's wedding anniversary. A pearly gold paper, topped with hammered ivory paper. I added some gold liquid pearl dots for interest. The two hearts are cut using my own template from different shades and textures of red card. A corrugated maroon that I love, and a brighter red with a near-spongey texture. A card doesn't need to be fancy to convey beauty and meaning.
Labels:
anniversary,
card designs,
cards,
gold,
hearts,
liquid pearls,
love,
red,
texture,
valentines,
wedding
Saturday, 23 April 2016
Hearts Card with White Embossing and Watercolours
It's been a while since I did any white embossing, but this post from Paper Mill Direct reminded me of it's existence and I had to get back to it. I love that the outline is more subtle but that it encloses the watercolour, and it allows for a much softer finish.
The hearts stamp (from See-D's Love Collection, 50509) and the ivory hammered card came from the wonderful stash I inherited last year, and everything else was from my own stock, a lot of which has come from Alexander Paper Supplies. I used a water filled brush to apply the paint, as I love how easy it is to pick up and go. And yes, my watercolour palette is always this messy!
Labels:
anniversary,
brush,
card designs,
cards,
embossing,
heart,
love,
paint,
powder,
stamping,
valentines,
watercolour,
wedding,
white
Tuesday, 6 October 2015
"Love" - Mixed Media Artwork
Without this turning into an essay, I began this canvas a couple of years ago when I was very ill. It allowed me to go into my art room for just a few minutes at a time, throw some paint around, and feel like I was creating.
Some days it was paint. Some days it was a scalpel. Some days a permanent marker, or silicone filler. Textured filler, or tissue paper. It has layers of hurt and layers of beauty. Paint added in so many different ways, words and colours that meant something to me over the months and years it took to make.
I think it's finished now.
Sunday, 23 September 2012
Wedding Card
I love making cards for weddings. I feel like it's a chance to do something a bit exciting, and play around with the concepts of love, and two becoming one.
pearl heart beads from Singapore • pearl thread • pink beads • grey hexagonal beads
pearl paint • cream linen paper • metallic charcoal paper • pink parchment paper
Sunday, 15 April 2012
40th Anniversary [Card + Croquembouche]
And my first croquembouche to celebrate!
It was so much easier and more stable than I expected!
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