Re:Caroljane's piccies

[Carol]

Stamped and embossed with holographic powder. The sparkle doesn't show up in the scan.   Decided to leave it uncoloured.

[Carol]

Stamped and embossed with the arty pastel blue again and coloured with Glaze pens.

[Carol]

These two stamped with clear embossing pad and and then A & B's Golden Green Twinkle embossing powder used.  It gives a wonderful effect and can be highly recommended.

[Carol]

A quick birthday card for a friend -  to pop in the post tomorrow.

[Carol]

A quick card made from Ooh La la Passion for Fashion.  This is for my DIL who goes riding whenever she can manage.  My DIL also has long hair which she wears a bit like the girl on the card.
 I chose an insert that closely matched the colours on the topper and printed it twice, once on card and once on 120gsm paper.  The second one I used as a wrap over the card just sticking down on the front and leaving the back  free.  The topper was printed on inexpensive lightweight photo paper. Maroon bow added above the maroon bow on the image.
Sentiment coloured to match the bronze holographic matt.

[Carol]

Second card from Ooh La La Passion for Fashion .  This is for a friend who loves the style of this era but likes unfussy and uncomplicated cards.  I hope she likes it.  Just three layers of matting on to a white hammered A4 card folded to A5.  I used the transfer paper for the greeting to make sure it was straight.  Just one lovely large Art Deco silver corner peel off was used.

[Carol]

I used the Chinese Blossoms from Ooh La La Floral Extravaganza CD.  Printed the topper sheet on photo paper.  Used one of the images matted and layered with blue  and silver holgraphic and then black card.  I used my punch on one of the other smaller toppers for the tiny flowers to decorate the peel off vine in the corner.

[Carol]

This is the Orchid image from the same CD.  Now normally I don't do 'busy' but on this card I think 'busy' works.  Hope you like it.

[Carol]

This card is made using  what's left of a peel off when the main design had been used.  I had to use the transfer paper to do the main design and it is not as easy as it looks when being demonstrated.  I thought I might like to use the centre circle as a background for something but everything I tried looked awful so I have left it alone.  The background paper comes from a JS CD and the square card from A & B.

[Carol]

I have used a mixture of Yann's wonderful Peacock papers, A & B's Holographic card and a JS CD.  I loved creating this card which is a different style for me.

Now this has been received I can reveal it was my September RAK to Heather

[Carol]

PB sticker mounted on to holographic and then on to some blue and green checked paper.  I cut the holographic strips with my trimmer with a deckle blade.  Just some pearl beads added with some Sakura yellow glaze in the centres and to highlight the Iris.

[Carol]

Another PB sticker mounted again on holographic.  A pale blue paper with pale scroll effect similar to the topper matted on to holographic card.
Both cards used were white 6 x 6 square.

[Carol]

I must have a thing about blue and green at the moment.
This is from the Ooh La La Floral Extravaganza CD.  I used the Morning Glory Insert as the base card by printing landscape and increasing the size.  The toppers were not big enough to cover the blank rectangle from the insert so I double matted with holographic card.   Then I just fancied adding the ribbon.

[Carol]

Now for a change of colour.


Image and backing papers from Passion for Fashion.  Holographic card from A & B and bows - from the box.

[Carol]

Cream 6 x 6 card landscape.  PB sticker and some beautiful peel off that was a present from Dram.  It was just perfect for this card.