At this months Craft club meeting the two projects we did were the Brick Wall technique and also a Double Dutch card...
Here are 3 of my samples for the brick wall technique.
it has no name on it but to me its a ragged tulip.
Also used a couple of small stamps for the background.
Again another old stamp this time from
Inkadinkadoo and an embossing folder
This is one of my favourite Stampin Up stamp
sets called Elements of Style and have used the Tessatia die and a Cuttlebug embossing folder for the background.
Some of our ladies used actual photographs for this technique and they look great . Will post some sample cards tomorrow of the Double Dutch card.
Well the little 'Grandies' all went home last night so today is tidy up day and changing beds! We love having them to stay but it is hard work at times and you do forget that you are getting older! We had a fun time as we baked biscuits, played darts played with the WI machine, did puzzles and of course a little bit of time in the craft room...
Off to make 4 commission cards now and the hope to catch up with your all lovely blogs....
Anne
37 comments:
wow three lovely cards Anne
jacqui x
Superb Anne ! It gives such a lovely 'tiled' effect !!
hugs
Chris Richards
xxxx
Good Morning Anne,
Now that is something I really, really like, different and wonderfully effective. Must give that go.
All your cards a stunning, love each and every one.
Have a Great Day
Patricia xx
WOW!!! Great design, love the image and the embossed background..really love them!
Hugs.
Evie
Love this technique Anne, fab three cards...looks just like a brick wall...luv annie
Hi Anne oh this is just stunning set of cards, I love your layouts and colour choice. hugs Shirleyxxxx
Fabulous cards Anne. I have never seen this done before but it is well worth a try. Marvellous.
WOW, all three cards are fabulous. Thank you for sharing this tile effect Anne....I really want to give it a try. Love the tulip....I think I have a Flourishes stamp that is similar. Can't wait to see what you have for us using the double dutch technique. hugs, Pat K x
All three cards are fabulous, Anne. I love your brick wall technique, which looks really effective. Beautiful stamping and colouring, too xx
What stunning effects Anne, I want to have a go at that now. How on earth you can choose a favourite I don't know, perhaps the third one gets the edge because I love the colours adn blossoms.
B x
WOW!! I really love the way you have designed these cards. Such an effective technique and the images are gorgeous.
Glad you had a good time with your Grandchildren even if it was tiring. I think it so special to spend time together, I have such fond memories of staying with my Grandparents.
I hope you have a good weekend
Hugs Sue
Wow Anne these are fantastic, Iwouldnt know where to start, I just love that efffect, do you mind if I have a go and keep referring back to yours when I get the chance they are so beautiful hun, love and huggies June xxxxxxxxxxxx
fabulous cards Anne, love the stamps and embossing on your cards, cannot pick one that I like the best, never tried this technique, really looks fab..pam
what fabulous cards Anne, they all look amazing with this technique,
cannot pick a favourite, might have to give this a try..pam
Three beautiful cards...love the tiled effect...must try this sometime...gorgeous tulip card...Julieannex
Wow three stunning cards Anne...not seen this technique.xxx
Wow Anne these are stunning the tile effect is just fabulous!!
Kevin xx
These are all beautiful anne! I must say you are very brave cutting up those gorgeous images lol! What a stunning effect this gives - I will be brave, and try it myself lol!
Hi Anne, All three cards are gorgeous and so effective! Your flourish stamp is stunning as is the Tulip and the 2nd card l think if l was to pick my favourite would be that one but all are stunning xx
Three gorgeous cards Anne. I've never seen the brick wall technique before, it looks very effective, love it!
Lorraine x
Anne...your cards are stunning. I will have to give technique a go.
Hugs Debbie x
These are fabulous cards Anne, brilliant technique Carole Z X
Gorgeous cards Anne, fab technique! Carole Z x
Fab cards Anne - couldn't choose a fave between them!
Great technique Anne, so effective! Your cards are beautiful:) Glad you had a lovely time with your grandchildren.
Val x
Hi Anne
Love all your cards.... Fabulous tecnique love that tulip....
Hugs Sylvie xxx
WOW!These are beautiful cards,Love your brick wall,that rose is so very pretty,Have a Bless one...
Anne - these cards are absolutely fabulous. Such an effective and attractive technique. I think the tulip card is my favourite - one of my favourite flowers and the colouring is great.
Sounds like you've had a great time with the grandkids! Now put your feet up and have a nice glass of something to relax :)
Hello Anne,
All three cards are delightful, but my favourite is the ragged Tulip, I just love Red!
Smile:)
Sue
Morning sweetie, these are all gorgeous creations, have a great weekend huggles Pops x x x
Three lovely brick wall cards - very effective technique. Sometimes the old ones are best - just love that red parrot tulip which has worked well.
Anne love every one of these cards! I need to learn this brick wall technique it gives a wonderful look to a card. Wish I didn't live so far away so you could show me how to do this.
Ruth Ann
What a fantastic technique - stunning cards Anne :) x
Hi Anne, all three cards are stunning. I have never tried this technique. I think we sometimes get stuck in our own comfort zone but you certainly have given me inspiration to try something new!
Hope your having a great weekend and get organised after having your Grandkids over!
Take Care
Lynne x
Hi Anne
What a great technique .. .. and brilliant results. I can see lots of these popping up in blogland now!! Very inspirational.
Love all of your cards very much.
Love Jules xx
j'adore, superbe, tu es trop créative! biz
Anne - I guess you realize just how fabulous this is - where in the world can I go to learn this technique. Fabulous - simply fabulous. That does it - I want to live where you live - can I bring my goats!
sandy
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