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Explore a collection of nautical scene cards for all occasions. Handmade with love, these cards feature stunning watercolor paintings of sailboats in the ocean. Perfect for sending to friends and loved ones.
Halloween is just over a month away.............do you have your cards made yet? I think sunburst / starburst dies work gre...
Halloween Scene Cards, a diy craft post from the blog KittieKraft on Bloglovin’
Create your own unique greeting on a Nativity Scene card from Zazzle. Choose from thousands of customizable templates or create your own from scratch!
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Goede middag allemaal, vandaag wil ik weer 2 scenekaartjes laten zien. Voor de eerste kaart wilde ik het varkentje in een kopje chocola...
Slimline cards are ideal for panoramic-type scenes, so today I'm filling two of those sweeping views with some of the adorable new woodland critters and characters from Rubbernecker's latest stamp release. With three different woodland animal stamp sets and a huge garden gnomes stamp set, you'll have plenty of creatures to stock your forests for autumn or any other time of the year. AUTUMN CRITTERS CARD This first card is all about those cute little critters on a beautiful autumn day. Using a mix of images from both the Woodland Animals #1 and Woodland Animals #2 stamp sets, I created a bright and cheery open forest scene to send to a happy hello to a friend. Start by die-cutting a piece of light blue cardstock with the Slimline Solid Deckle Die. Blend Sierra ink (Color Fuse Set #8) around the top and side edges of the cardstock to give the scene a little depth. Stamp a sentiment from the Kittie Says Friends Stamp Set onto the top center of the panel using Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink. Stamp the images from the Woodland Animals #1 and Woodland Animals #2 stamp sets onto white cardstock using alcohol-friendly ink. Color the animals in using Copic markers and cut them out with the Woodland Animals #1 Die Set and Woodland Animals #2 Die Set. Adhere a piece of kraft woodgrain cardstock measuring 8.25 x 3.25 to a slimline-sized white card base using tape runner. Pop the inked background panel up on top using foam adhesive. Color the stump, branch, and stone images from the Woodland Animals #2 Stamp Set with Copic markers, cut them out with scissors, and adhere them directly to the background with liquid glue. Add grass cut using the Slimline Grass Die (coming soon!) and the autumn tree branch (stamped with the Woodland Animals #2 Stamp Set and colored with Copic markers) to the scene using foam adhesive. Pop your colorful critters into the scene with foam adhesive and this easy card is done! I love the friendly vibe these beautiful illustrations have and think they are perfect for that sentiment! AUTUMN GNOMES CARD For this next card, I thought these cute gnomes deserved a thick autumn forest, so I mixed stamping, watercoloring, and die-cutting to make it a little more magical. Read on to see how the card comes together! Stamp the birch tree image from the Woodland Animals #3 Stamp Set onto masking paper and trim it out with scissors. Stamp a row of birch trees across a piece of watercolor cardstock using Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink, varying the distance between trunks to create a more interesting forest. Whenever you stamp one tree close to the previous one, cover the first image with the mask to make the next tree look as if it is behind it. Quickly color the background panel with Peerless watercolors, blending out just a little Neutral Tint (grey) on one side of all of the tree trunks and adding a wash of Sky Blue to the sky between the trees. Die-cut the background panel using the largest die from the Slimline Nested Stitch Dies. To create the grass, first die-cut green cardstock using the largest die from the Slimline Nested Stitch Dies, then cut it with the Slimline Grass Dies (coming soon!) at the height you want your grass to be. To create the tree canopy, first die-cut yellow cardstock using the largest die from the Slimline Nested Stitch Dies, then cut it with the Slimline Clouds Dies (coming soon!). Using orange, yellow, and red Copic markers, quickly dot color all over the die-cut to look like autumn leaves. Stamp the characters from the Garden Gnomes Stamp Set onto watercolor cardstock using Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink. Color the images in with Peerless Watercolors and a waterbrush. Die-cut them out using the Garden Gnomes Die Set. Mat the birch tree background with red cardstock and adhere it to a slimline-sized kraft card base using tape runner. Pop the tree canopy and grass die-cuts up on top with foam adhesive. Stamp a sentiment from the Garden Gnomes Stamp Set in Versamark Ink onto red cardstock, add white embossing powder, and melt it with a heat tool. Trim out the sentiment using scissors or a paper trimmer. Adhere the stones and mushrooms (Woodland Animals #2 Stamp Set) to the background with liquid glue and pop the gnomes, sentiment, and hedgehog (Woodland Animals #2 Stamp Set) up in the scene using foam adhesive. I hope you enjoyed these cute autumn slimline cards and thanks so much for stopping by today. Be sure to check out Rubbernecker Stamps on Instagram or visit their Facebook Fan Group for tons of inspiration! Supplies Used: Note: This post contains affiliate links. 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Use these why/because activities to help children learn about why/because sentences, to help with speech development, and to help autistic students.
You won't believe how easy these handmade 3D snowman scene cards are to make! I was playing around the other day with some layers, wanting to make a little
Do you prefer working with tangible notes as you write? Admittedly, I’m not a fan of hand-writing my work in the slightest. I complete nearly all of my brainstorming, outlining, drafting, revising, and editing in Scrivener. That said, I recently had the opportunity to try out printed scene cards courtesy of my friend and fellow author Jennifer Bull, and I had a blast playing around with all of their possibilities. How did I use the scene cards Jenn designed as I worked? Let’s discuss three ways to integrate them into your writing process today!
Good afternoon. Today I am sharing another couple of my TV show samples for Lesley Wharton and Chocolate Baroque using the Kingfisher Song and scene building stamp sets recently featured on Hochanda. The aperture ‘waste’ from one card was used to create the background scene on the other. Materials: Kingfisher Song, Sticks & Stones, Baroque…
Hello crafty friends! Vic here with you today and I am sharing some sweet cards from the Windows with a View by Tina Smith Collection. I absolutely adore this beautiful collection and you can have hours of fun die-cutting! There are so many dies in this wonderful collection you will be spoiled for choice! I love the fact that you can also create so many different scenes too for all your cards and projects. This collection is available on February 10th, 2024. I have created three different cards today using the Windows with a View by Tina Smith. For my first card I used the Vista View Window Etched Dies along with The Botanical Solarium Etched Dies and the Up in the Air Etched Dies. I also made a card blank using the Essential Arches Etched Dies. My greeting was stamped using the Sending Sunshine Sentiments Clear Stamp Set. I used the largest die from the Essential Arches Etched Dies for my card base. I then die-cut the window using the Vista View Window Etched Dies. I added some soft ink colors to the background of the window I used light blue ink and light pink ink. I added some clouds too from the Up in the Air Etched Dies. I then wanted to add some pretty flowers so I die cut some flowers and a watering can from The Botanical Solarium Etched Dies and added these to the bottom of the window, I then stamped my sentiment using the Sending Sunshine Sentiments Clear Stamp Set. For my second card, I created a sweet scene card using the Backyard Haven View Etched Dies, Up in the Air Etched Dies, Sending Sunshine Sentiments Clear Stamp Set, and the Background Scapes Stencils. I started by making the background for my card. I added some light blue, light pink, green, and light yellow ink to my card using the Background Scapes Stencils. This is such a fun stencil and there are lots of ways to create different types of scenes with this stencil. I then die-cut some clouds and sun using the Up in the Air Etched Dies. I added this to my background before die-cutting my other elements using the Backyard Haven View Etched Dies. To finish this card off I heat embossed a sentiment using the Sending Sunshine Sentiments Clear Stamp Set. For my last project, I made a fun shaker card! I used the Coastal escape View Etched Dies which are just adorable! I also used the A-2 Matting Basics B Card Creator Etched Dies, for my card base and card panel. I die-cut my card panel using some white card and added some leaves that were also die cut in white card. Using the Coastal escape View Etched Dies I made my circle shaker panel and I added in some seaweed, starfish, and a shell to my scene. I filled this up with sequins and popped this onto my card. To finish off the card I stamped a sweet sentiment using the Sending Sunshine Sentiments Clear Stamp Set. Other supplies Light Blue Pigment Ink, Light Pink Pigment Ink, Green Pigment Ink, Yellow Pigment Ink, acetate, sequins, foam pads. Thank you so much for stopping by on the Spellbinders blog today, I had so much fun making these cards and I hope you do too! If you want to come and say hello you can visit me on my blog or Instagram.
Cheater's Scene Cards for Plotting a Novel - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Created for NaNoWriMo 2015, this is a printable template with scenes index cards that can be cut out and used for plotting a novel. It also includes suggestions and explanations for its use.
'Why' and 'Because' Everyday Tasks Use this handy set of 16 pictures and multiple choice picture answers in your classroom. This set is aimed to support and develop the use and understanding of the question word ‘why’. The questions are designed to address everyday school-based situations that students might be familiar with. The pictures and answers also aim to support and develop making inferences by showing the part of the picture that is important to be able to answer the question. This set
Hello friends! I hope your New Year is off to a great start and that you had a wonderful Holiday Season. I had some time to reorganize, prioritize, and even relax. I am super excited for whatever 2024 has in store! I am kicking off the new year with some brand new products from Spellbinders…
12 Ideas for Handmade Scene Cards – Card Making
Do you like to create a scene? Today I bring together some cute Copic coloured critters, die cutting and blending all to create 2 easy 'focal' scenes and you can watch the process in the video linked below. Hi it's Therese and today's cards were inspired by the wonderful Carly and her design right HERE.…
Anita Jeram has new stamps with Colorado Craft Company – and I’m here for it! I still just love her stamps; there’s a lot of the stamping industry that is just the same ol’ same ol’, but Anita never lets us down! NOTE: GIVEAWAY AND SALE ARE OVER. I’ve got a bunch of watercolor pencil […]
Tri-Fold Acetate Scene Cards (Hero Arts), a diy craft post from the blog nichol magouirk on Bloglovin’
