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Sunday, 10 November 2013

Adorable Bella With Sledge

Good morning.

How's your weekend been so far - good I hope :o)

I have another Christmas make to share with you today using some more scrummy goodies from

How adorable is this image from Wild Rose Studio 'Bella with Sledge'
and the Design Papers - First Edition 'Silent Night' are simply stunning!!!

Card Ingredients:

Image: Wild Rose Studio 'Bella with Sledge'

Colouring Medium: Copics

Design Papers: First Edition 'Silent Night'

Memory Box: Crystal Snowflake
Sentiment: Wild Rose Studio 'Christmas Labels'
Lace: Dovecraft 'White Flat Lace'
Jingle Bells and Twine
Adhesive Rhinestones
Seam Binding
MS PATP
Card Base: Craftwork Cards '6x6 Straight Edge'

Hope you like it and feel inspired to get crafty - or just treat yourself to some gorgeous crafty stash.

Have a fabulous day.
TTFN

Monday, 30 September 2013

Video Tutorial

Hi Everyone,

I hope you had a lovely weekend!

I thought for a bit of a change today, I'd have a look in the archives to find one of our video tutorials that our designer, Penni, made showing you how to mask an image to create a background.

The Wild Rose Studio stamp that Penni used is called Bella with Sledge.

If you follow the link, you can see the project that Penni made using this stamp.

Enjoy.

Hugs,

Janet xxx

Wednesday, 10 July 2013

Bella with Sledge

Hi all,

I hope you are enjoying the fabulous weather we are having here in the UK! I have to admit I’ve been feeling a bit like a piece of limp lettuce the last few days, with the temperatures soaring so high…so it has been a winter wonderland retreat to be sitting colouring and embellishing Christmas images, dreaming of snow…well, that’s my excuse for lavishing this card in glamour dust and snowflakes!

For this card, I’ve used the cute Wild Rose Studio ‘Bella with Sledge’ image…of all of the images that I ink up (and that’s a fair few!), I can always guarantee a good crisp image with the Wild Rose Studio stamps, they are such good quality and once I’ve done an initial test on scrap paper to make sure that I’ve lined up the stamp properly, there is never any need for a second attempt because the results are always brilliant first time!

Here’s a close up of the image coloured with copics:

The papers are from Nitwits…such great quality papers and excellently priced in our summer sale…so go grab yourself a bargain! Other products used on this card that are also in the sale include the Spellbinders 'Snowflake Pendant' and the Whimsy ‘Christmas Sayings’ stamp…such a lovely range of differently sized sentiments in this stamp set!

Recipe:

Stamps: Wild Rose Studio ‘Bella with Sledge’; Whimsy ‘Christmas Sayings’ (in the sale)

Papers: NitwitJoyful Hearts ’Holly White’ (in the sale)

Card: Craftwork Cards Straight Edge Card Pack; Bazzill Cardinal; Neenah Classic CrestColouring Card

Tools: Ink: Tsukeniko Memento Tuxedo Black

Embellishments: Berisfords 15mm red and white gingham ribbon; mixed rhinestones (coloured with copic R89); Deco Art glamour dust – crystal

Hope you have a great day!

Hugs,
Janet xx

Tuesday, 7 May 2013

Bella with Sledge

Hi all,

Its Lyndsey here and I am here with my last post as a guest designer here on the Stamp Basket Blog.

I promised Janet that one of my creations would be a christmas card and today I have an adorable card using the lovely Bella with Sledge from Wild Rose Studio.

I decided to make a pretty girly christmas card and teamed the image with some fabby Nitwit papers, added a lovely Memory Box die, some gorgeous lace & vintage ribbon and a few pearls which I coloured with my promarkers to match to finish.

All items that are available from The Stamp Basket

Wild Rose Studio Stamp - Bella with Sledge

Nitwit Collection Papers - Joyful Hearts, Pink Dot & Blue Swirls

Memory Box Die - Snowflake Corner

Dovecraft - 11/2" flat lace

Vintage Ribbon - 15mm Limgoes

The Hobby House Pearls - 5mm Snow White

Thanks for joining me over the past 6 weeks, hope you have enjoyed my creations.

Lyndsey xx

Monday, 17 December 2012

Bella with Sledge

Hi everyone..

I have a new card to show you today.. which I've made for The Stamp Basket..

For my card today, I used a gorgeous Christmas stamp from Wild Rose Studio Bella with Sledge, and coloured it with copic markers.

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Recipe:

Stamp: WRS "Bella with Sledge"

Paper: WRS "Xmas Bella"

Dies: Tim Holtz "Snow Flurries"

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black

Embellishments: Satin Ribbon - Pink Azalea 15mm, May Arts Burlap twine - red, Stickles Glitter Glue - Star Dust, The Hobby House 5mm Pearls - Snow White, Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad - Walnut Stain, Button Mix - Pastel

Thanks for stopping by...
Hugs Natalie xx
My Creativity LIFE!

Saturday, 24 November 2012

Bella with Sledge and Clouds Background Tutorial

Hi everyone, it's Annette here today to share a card using a sweet Wild Rose image from The Stamp Basket. I've not used these Bella stamps before they're just adorable.

The image is quite large so I've not adorned this card with my usual die cuts and embellishments, just few flowers and a gorgeous aqua satin ribbon bow.

Aqua is my favourite Christmas colour this year. I absolutely adore these Nitwits Joyful Hearts papers but it feels a real shame to cover them up !

The clouds in the background are done with my chalks using a cloud template that I've created myself (see below) and a similar technique to the fab background tutorial posted by my fellow Stamp Basket designer Penni last week (see Penni's tutorial here) where she shows you how to mask your image first too (which is the bit that I shortcut, cos I'm lazy!)

I've included my template below in case you want to download it. Please do leave me a comment too to let me know how you get on using it too.

Click on the template to see it in its original size, save it down to your computer and then print it out on card or acetate. Cut out the cloud shape and then use it as a mask.

I use shimmer chalks to colour my clouds (yup, you can see the one I use the most for my clouds!) but you can use inks too.

Before I start applying my chalks, I outline my image with B000, a really pale blue which makes the image pop off the page a bit:

I then lay my cloud template over my image, starting at the top, and just cover the top of the image with my template:

I apply my first row of clouds across the full width of the image panel. I use the little pompoms and work in a circular motion to apply the shimmer chalk:

I apply about 3 to 4 rows working down each side of the image right down to the 'ground'. To create a random effect with my clouds, I offset the template as I apply each row.