Monday, 15 July 2013

Crafty Cardmakers Challenge #96 - Birthday

Hiya everyone,

Welcome to our latest challenge over at Crafty Cardmakers, hosted by Lin, who has chosen the theme of 'Birthday'.

As it's our birthday, 4 years since our very first article was published and Crafty Cardmakers was born, Lin would like to see your birthday creations to celebrate our birthday. 



Please ensure your project meets the birthday challenge theme in order to qualify for a winner or Top 5 slot.




PLEASE BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE RULES BEFORE ADDING YOUR CREATION AND CHECK IT MEETS THE CRITERIA AS LAID OUT ABOVE - ANY ENTRY NOT COMPLYING WILL UNFORTUNATELY BE REMOVED


We are sponsored by 
DI'S DIGISTAMPS

with a $10 GIFT VOUCHER

and also by
HOBBY ART

with this fabulous prize:-

 


Here's my inspiration for the challenge:



I've used the lovely Orchid Decoupage Stamp set from Imagination Crafts. I've coloured with ProMarkers and decoupaged the 3 orchid flowers and leaves using silicone glue. The background is inked over with Distress Inks and a Sakura sparkly glaze pen used to highlight the background. The swirly leaves stamp that comes with the set was stamped around the edge of the Kraft card base using Versamark ink to give a watermark effect. 

Please head over to the challenge to see what my lovely team mates have created and why not have a go yourself?

Thanks for looking, back soon.

Sharon x

5 comments:

  1. What a gorgeous stamp Sharon, and you've coloured it beautifully. I love orchids. Xx

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    1. Thanks Suze, I love orchids too and had one of my plants sat in front of me whilst I coloured in so that I could get the colours right x

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  2. This is just fabulous Sharon. I love the Decoupage stamps and I think that I will HAVE to add this one to my collection.
    hugs Kimx

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  3. Wonderful Card. The image is lovely and your colouring is nice. The background looks fabulous and the layout is great.

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  4. I love your orchids.Floral stamps are such fun to colour, aren't they? I really like the effect you get with the sakura pen, I sometimes do the same thing on some background paper to jazz it up a bit.

    Jackie

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