Paper Harvest

Monday, October 11, 2010

Happy Birthday Flower Girl

Hello again, I have a new card to share. I love Pure Innocence images, my fingers just itch to colour them with copics from the moment they arrive in the post!




Stamps: My Favourite Things "Flower Girl", Papertrey Ink "Birthday messages"

Paper: Basic Grey "Kioshi" , bazzill cardstock, Xpress-It blending card.

Tools: Spellbinders Dahia (flower), Spellbinders rectangles & scalloped rectangles, Spellbinders Tag Trio.

Accessories: Ribbon - Papertrey Ink, birch; Button - Papertrey Ink; Felt- stash

Thanks for stopping by,

Nic

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Scrapbook City Blog Challenge

Hello again. Today I had to pull together a design team card for the launch of Scrapbook City's latest Card City Blog challenge. The challenge is to use a very "spring" themed colour array of orange, lime, yellow, pink and blue. Check out the challenge here:






For my card I used Echo Park's "Walk in the Park" range. Stamp is from Hero Arts, ink is Emboss-it & EP is Zing white. Butterflies are cut using a MS punch and detailed with liquid pearls. My card layout uses a Viva la Verve sketch challenge layout. I tried to keep my card simple to let the colours do the talking.....actually I think they are singing "Spring is here!"

Friday, September 17, 2010

Fairy Girl

Hi and welcome to my blog!

Setting up my own blog has been a long time coming. I have been papercrafting for a long time, and working for Scrapbook City in Brisbane as a class instructor and designer for the past 3 years. I primarily make cards these days, and dabble in off the page and scrapbooking when the mood or the need takes me.

I have been procastinating about posting a card - worried that it wouldn't good enough to post, but here goes - if I do it really fast and don't look, then it will be over quickly and I won't change my mind! Right?


I made this card for my niece Emily who has just turned 2. This Fairy Girl stamp set by My Favourite Things was perfect for the card I needed. I coloured her with copic markers, added spica glitter to her wings and distress stickles to make the wand sparkle. Papers are from a Jack & Jill 6x6 paper stack by Prima. To finish off I added Tattered Rose distress ink, perfect pearls, Zva Creative swirls, and a Prima butterfly.
It looks so more sparkly in person - I will really need to work on my photography skills.....
Thanks for stopping by. Nic