I found this technique over at SCS and I knew this would make beautiful cards with so many possibilities. Make sure to head on over to SCS to see what others have created with the TLC190 challenge and to get the directions. I attached the fold to the front of a 5 1/2" square card.
I made a total of three cards using this technique, but you'll have to wait to see the third one towards the end of the month for the sneak peeks of CD Stamps November sets.
I did A LOT of layering so the cards are pretty heavy. The first card features a stamp set from Our Daily Bread Designs called On Eagles' Wings and is currently available so make sure to swing on over there and get it or see the other sets and supplies that are offered.
I made a total of three cards using this technique, but you'll have to wait to see the third one towards the end of the month for the sneak peeks of CD Stamps November sets.
I did A LOT of layering so the cards are pretty heavy. The first card features a stamp set from Our Daily Bread Designs called On Eagles' Wings and is currently available so make sure to swing on over there and get it or see the other sets and supplies that are offered.
BLOG CANDY ALERT!! If you want to try and win some ODBD stamps, head on over to Becca's blog and follow her directions! By the way...take a look around Becca's blog - she makes AMAZING stuff!!!
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Card Recipe:Stamps: ODBD On Eagles' Wings
Ink: Versamark
Paper: K & Company, SU Old Olive and Blue Bayou
Supplies: white embossing powder, polymer sheet (stamped on it to create a mirror image of the eagle), navy blue embossing powder, flatback pearls, cream stain ribbon, foam adhesive, sewing machine
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Card Recipe:
Stamp: Inkadinkado
Ink: Versamark, SU Bordering Blue
Paper: K & Company, SU Soft Sky and Close to Cocoa, DCWV Glitter Stack
Supplies: silver, honey pearl and clear embossing powders, wide brown organza ribbon, SU silver cording, mini silver bells (Darice), foam adhesive, sewing machine
Your stair step cards are both just FABULOUS! I looked at the technique and decided it looked too time consuming to me, but your cards are just so beautiful I may change my mind and try it!
ReplyDeleteHoly moly these are both amazing!!! I love all those angels and how they're arranged, and how in the world did you get the reverse image of the eagle? I love how you put these on a square card too!
ReplyDeletehugs, Jami
your detail on your cards are just remarkable!! I love alll your cards!!
ReplyDeleteYes, you are quite the "amazing" women yourself with those reverse eagles!! Excellent project...I love it!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful technique.....you're very talented....TFS
ReplyDeletedid you hear my gasp? that angel card is amazing!! beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLorelie your stair step cards are stunning! The angel card is my favorite. Can't wait to see your sneak peak with this technique.
ReplyDeleteThey are both amazing! And very-very inspirational! Love the jingle bells you added!
ReplyDeletethere are just no words for your cards they are most beautiful! girl you ROCK!
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning. My favorite is the Angel card.
ReplyDeleteWowza! These are both fabulous! I keep seeing all these wonderful stairstep cards--I guess I need to try it, huh? :D
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. I would love to learn this technique. Please let me know how you did it. I will send you one of mine I did with my first attempt with watercolor crayons.
ReplyDeleteDonna Herrlinger
Sorry I don't have google/blogger or any of the other things below.