Joy by ELAINE KING
First cut a 1" frame from the navy blue Firefly paper. Cut the white cardstock down to 11.5”. Cut several circles from each of the papers. Use both sides of each of them. If you don’t have a Die-cut machine,...
First cut a 1" frame from the navy blue Firefly paper. Cut the white cardstock down to 11.5”. Cut several circles from each of the papers. Use both sides of each of them. If you don’t have a Die-cut machine,...
First take the sheet of white card. Squidge Unchartered Mariner Distress Oxide ink down on to a craft mat and spritz with a little water from a mister. Use a paintbrush to collect some of the inky puddle and tap...
First take the sheet of Fig Swirl card stock and cut two strips measuring 1” x 12” of the teal swirly paper. Ink the edges with Iced Spruce Distress Oxide. Adhere one of these at both the top and the bottom. Cut...
First take your white cardstock and using the Vicki Boutin Print Shop stencil, make two clusters to the top right and bottom left of the card. I used Fossilised Amber Distress Oxide and a LIGHT brushing of Black Soot Distress...
First take the black cardstock and remove the branding strip. Next take the Dina Wakley Acrylic paint in white and, using a brayer, thinly spread a layer of white paint in the central section. Next spray some of the Uniquely...
First take the yellow card stock to use as your background. Next take the Colour Crush pattered paper with the text on and cut a 9.5” x 10” panel. Next cut a 2” strip off the long edge. Cut both pieces with...
For this layout I took the Blackbird sheet of cardstock and gutted the central panel leaving a 1” frame. I then took the Echo Park Valentine's Day pink heart paper and cut it to 11” square. I added this to...
First I took a 7” x 12” piece of the red Valentines Day dotty paper and added it to the Coconut Swirl white cardstock. I added multiple photos, each printed with a white border, and arranged them on the red...
First cut the piece of Coconut Swirl Cardstock to 11” and mount it onto the Mysterious Teal cardstock having gutted the centre to leave a 1” frame. Next cut a heart from Paper 5 and very lightly draw around it...