Showing posts with label Adam Prescott. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adam Prescott. Show all posts

Wednesday, 22 May 2024

Birthday Card #3

 

stamp: freebie from Cardmaking & Papercraft 2012 designed by Adam Prescott, sentiment from Rosie's Studio, 
others: soft pastel, Copic

This cutie stamp was a magazine freebie which I coloured with Copic and fussy cut it out with scissors. Simply coloured the background of the front card using teal colour soft pastel.

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Birthday Card #2

 

stamp: freebie from Cardmaking & Papercraft 2009 designed by Adam Prescott, sentiment from Pop Artz, 
others: soft pastel, Copic,

Another stamp from Cardmaking & Papercraft magazine freebie. I coloured the image with Copic and fussy cut it out with scissors. Coloured background with purple soft pastel.

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Birthday Card #1

stamp: freebie from Cardmaking & Papercraft 2009 designed by Adam Prescott, sentiment from Rosie's Studio, 
others: soft pastel, Copic, negative of label die-cut  used as mask

Image was from a magazine freebie which I hardly use because the stamp is quite tiny. I coloured with Copic and fussy cut it out with scissors. Using negative of label die-cut, I masked the front panel and created the cloud background with cloud stencil and soft pastel.

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Sunday, 4 June 2023

Hello Friend

 

Adam Prescott designed clear stamp freebie from Cardmaking magazine, wood pattern embossing folder, Memento ink pad, Faber Castell watercolour pencil

                                                snippet of white cardstock 

This freebie clear stamp from Cardmaking & Papercraft magazine bought more than 10 years ago. Been keeping the stamp inside drawer, never use it before. The stamp is quite tiny, so I had no idea how to incorporate into cardmaking until I saw some fabulous cards in Pinterest.

I used the negative of an oval diecut as mask for colouring the the background with Memento ink and brush. The image was stamped onto another piece of white cardstock, coloured and fussy cut. Snippet of leftover white cardstock is used to stamp the sentiment. 

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