This card I have used the new Australian stamp set called Seaworthy. It is a great set. I used Brocade Blue and Ruby Red card stock. I still use the retired word set Warmest Regards a lot as I really like it.
Monday, 23 June 2008
Slider Cards
Last week at my stamp clubs I taught how to make a slider card. It is a lovely card to make and here are a couple of the ones I made. The first one is using petal prints and Barely Banana and Bravo Burgundy. I used the leaf prints wheel for the main part of the card.
This card I have used the new Australian stamp set called Seaworthy. It is a great set. I used Brocade Blue and Ruby Red card stock. I still use the retired word set Warmest Regards a lot as I really like it.
This card I have used the new Australian stamp set called Seaworthy. It is a great set. I used Brocade Blue and Ruby Red card stock. I still use the retired word set Warmest Regards a lot as I really like it.
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2 comments:
These slider cards look great. Will have to get you to bookmark that idea for our upcoming stampclub!
The flower one is beautiful
Maree
Hi Andrea,
What a great result! I'll have to learn how to make those (amongst other things you keep posting!)
Luv
Richelle
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