Showing posts with label Victorian LET Font. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Victorian LET Font. Show all posts
Monday, June 29, 2015
Tiddly Inks Challenge Blog-Gothic Challenge
This is a Birthday card I made for the Gothic Challenge. I used a Tiddly Inks image called Flora by Christy Croll. I colored the image using Chameleon Pens. The background & embellishment paper is velvet paper I have from years ago. The matt paper is Bazzill cardstock. The embellishment die cut and embossing on the matts are Anna Griffin die and embossing folder. The gems are from Teresa Collins. I made the title in MS Word with the Victorian LET Font.
Sunday, June 21, 2015
Make It Crafty Freebie Christmas Challenge
This is a Christmas card I made for the Freebie Christmas Challenge. I used a Make It Crafty image called Fairy Twinkles by Zoe Mitc. I colored the image using Chameleon Pens. The background paper is from Anna Griffin. The matt paper is mulberry paper. The poinsettias are from Prima. I made the title in MS Word with the Victorian LET Font.
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Sassy Studio Designs Facebook Progressive Challenge May 2015
This is a card I made for the May Sassy Studio Designs Facebook Progressive Challenge. I used Josephine Steampunk Frame image from Sassy Studio Design by Lindsay Dyer. The embellishments on the front are from Melissa Frances. I used Tsunineko Walnut Ink Antiquing Solution to age them and Stamp Craft clear embossing powder to seat them. The clock part inside I bought from Queens Ink a local stamp store. I colored the image using Copics. The background paper is American Craft. The copper paper is from an unknown source. I made the title in MS Word with the Victorian LET font.
Monday, March 30, 2015
Outlaw Challenges Progressive Freebies Challenge-Febraury 1st 2015
This is a card for a new challenge at The Outlaw Challenge called the Progressive Freebie Challenge. I used a Sandi Hugett image from Sandi's Samples. I colored the image using Photoshop Element 6.0 for the first time. The background paper is plain white cardstock as I was going for a simple look. The silver ribbon is from Super Value Gift Ribbon. The title was done in Word
using the Victorian LET.
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