The paper piecing challenge at lost coast designs/Carmens veranda stamps

Good morning dear blog readers.

Today my second contribution to the "Paper piecing" challenge.

I chose a Halloween theme.

The LCD stamp Frank is so much fun and definitely suitable for paper piecing.

Here is the explanation for this Halloween banner.

What I used:

Lost Coast Design, Frank.

Lost Coast Design, Spiderwebs background.

Lost Coast Designs, Rustic checkerboard border.

Carmens veranda, Witches go riding.

Stazon black,

Distressink Black soot,

Versafine onyx black.

Die with bats.

Markers or pencils.

Designpapers with a small print.

Black paper for the bats.

Orange paper for the bottom half.

Now we strart.

I started with a basic cardboard in point shape.

For the top half I took an orange paper with a fine print.

And for the bottom an orange paper stamped with the spiderwebs background in stazon black.

I tore the top of the spiderwebs paper,

 and applied some Distressink black soot with an ink blending tool.

 

Now we glue the two halves on the white cardboard in point form.

Ad some Distressink black soot with an ink blending tool on the edges.

Now we stamp the Rustic checkerboard with the versfine.

With the versafine I stamped the text from Carmens Veranda On a purple die cut.

Ad some Distressink black soot with an ink blending tool on the edges.

First we stamp Frank on white paper with stazon black.

Color only his head.

Then we stamp Frank on three different design papers and cut out all parts.

We cut out the white frank in its entirety.

That is the base where all clothing pieces are glued on.

With a purple pencil I colored the details.

The pockets are done eith a small piec of paper.

I gave Frank gloves in the same paper as the shoes.

I stick the text and frank with some foam tape.

Glue the bats and glitter stars on the text label.

Make two holes and thread a piece of string through them.

So you can hang it.

I hope you liked it.

Our team cordially invites you to join the challenge. 

It's so much fun and you also have a chance to win stamps, so join us!

Please read the rules to avoid misunderstandings.

I wish you good luck in the challenge.

Pink ink designs, Pigtastic set. Ton sur Ton coloring.

 A while ago I won a challenge at Ink Art Designs.
I then chose the Pigtastic set from Pink Ink Designs.

Finally had time to do something with it.

This is such a super cute stamp set. Thanks again Dot Leathbridge

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Lost coast designs challenge "Paper piecing".

 

Hello stampers and other crafters.

Today the new challenge starts at lost coast designs and Carmens Veranda stamps.

Subject is paper piecing.

Well that's not my field at all, but still fun to try out.

So let's get started with some design paper with a very fine pattern on it.

I took 3 different designs.

And stamped the south-west city two times on each paper with black stazon ink.

The base card is a slimline.

I inked the slimline card for a third of the card with Distress Oxide Antique linen,

And worked to the top with the next colors.

Broken China, Blue print scetch and Chipped sapphire.

I sprayed some water on the upper part of the card.

Then I cut apart the houses in parts and puzzled them in a suitable order on the card base

For the text I used the Carmens Veranda text stamp "Dog hair".

I only inked the words I needed.

Never leave home without a kiss.

To do that I used some tape on the words I don't want to stamp,

 then pulled the tape away. 

Then I stamp the text in the right place.

Stick a dark blue mat behind it and the card is finished.

I hope you enjoyed it and maybe give it a try yourself.

Feel free to join the challenge, you have a chance to win rubber stamps.

Please read the rules first to avoid disappointment.

Hope to see your work on the challenge blog of Lost coast designs and Carmens Veranda stamps.

Challenge at lost Coast Designs/Carmens Veranda stamps.

Its all about celebrations.

The current challenge at Lost Coast designs is so festive.

I have chosen to celebrate friendship.

The stamps I used.

 Tres cabbaleros.

Pieces of architecture.

Pieces of calligraphy.

Party words and Misc words.

And I used:

Archival ink Coffee.

Distress oxide,

Crackling campfire and Wild honey.

Derwent colorsoft,

Indigo, sea green and lime green.

Brown ink or paint for splashing.

Maskingtape.

Orange fineliner.

How to make the card.

Stamp the Tres cabbaleros with the archival ink,

 and do the same on the card with the stamp from the Pieces of architacture.

Stamp with the stamp of the Pieces of calligraphy here and there.

Mask off the corners.

With the distress oxide wild honey and a blendingtool,

 we color the card from the outside in.

Make sure to leave the center empty.

With the Cracling campfire we do the same,

 but only on the outer side and along the masks.

With the masks on the corner stamps,

 we are now going to splash with the brown paint or ink.

Whatever you prefer, ink or paint.

Remove the masks and color as you like.

Cut out the guys and gleu them on the card.

Color them in the same colors.

Do the same with the words, and scribble with the orange fineliner on the edge.

Now it's your turn.

The team would love it if you would join the challenge.

Make something festive, anything is allowed as long as it gets stamped on it.

You can even join with other brands.

Read the rules by clicking on this link.

And you can join the challenge by clicking here.

You might be the lucky winner of new stamps. 

Thanks for stopping by, and see you next time.

Two baby birth cards.

 Hi, I made two baby cards.

Love to do that.

I used pencils and watercolor paint to color the stamps.

The background hearts are done with a stencil and distressink.

#165 Let's celebrate it! The new challenge at Lost Coast Designs/Carmens Veranda stamps.

 Hi there, there is a new challenge  at Lost Coast Designs. 

Its all about festivities.

This is my take on the theme.

For the background I used a stamp of the Brush strokes sheet.

 I stamped it all around  the card and colored the cirkels in with posca markers.

Stamped the American Gothic Party with versafine and colored it with Posca markers.

I used some words of the "Party words" sheet.

And with the posca markets I made little dots.

Mat everything on a black cardstock.

I hope you like this card.

Come join the challenge, you can be the winner of new stamps.

#164 -Challenge at Lost Coast Designs, make a rock or popup card.

Goodmorning and happy easter to all of you.

This is my second card for the rock or popup challenge.

Gail, our dt leader had a great 

idea for a challenge. 

Rock or popup.

I chose a rocker card with a pendulum.

I thought this airship was well suited for that.

Because I have never made an interactive card before, 

I did some searching on the internet.

And ended up with one of the best card makers out there.

Jennifer Mcguire.

Here is a link to the video on how to make a rocking card with a pendulum.

Here's a little explanation of how I made my rocker.

What I used.

Lost Coast Designs, STP Dirigible.

Adventure is from the Misc words sheet.

The small curl in the water is from the Brush Strokes sheet.

The beach (the rocker part) Shrubbery. 

Steampunk mermaid. 

For the ocean, 

Distress oxide,

Peacock feathers and Blueprint sketch.

For the sky, Distress oxide,

Musterd seed, Wild honey, Abandoned coral and Wilted violet.

For the beach (rocker), 

Distress oxide, Tea Dye, ground espresso.

Ditressink, walnut stain.

Amsterdam acrylic ink Titanium white.

Distress micro glaze.

Color pencils.

Die of waves (Leane Creatieve), Lea'bilitie landscape.

The card consists of two halves.

The sky and the ocean.

For the sky I started with ink blending at the bottom.

First with Mustard seed then with wild honey.

Then with Abandoned coral and finally at the top the Wilted violet.

When that is dry, continue with the clouds.

I painted the clouds with white Amsterdam acrylic ink.

The oceaan is cut out in waves with a waves die.

I stamped the bottom half with the curl stamp from the brush strokes sheet with Distress Glaze.

With a inkblending tool, the oceaan at the top with Blueprint sketch.

 the bottom half with Peacock feathers.

When it was dry I painted some foam caps on the waves,

 with a brush with the Amsterdan acrylic ink.

With colorpencils, i used Derwend colorsoft, 

I colored the mermaid and the airship (Dirigible), 

and with a piece of die cut wave I stamped "Adventure".

made a pencil line around it to make it pop.

Now for the rocking part. 

I folded a pieces of 200 grams paper and cut a half circle out.

With a inkblending  tool and distress oxide Tea dye I colored it.

With distress oxide ground espresso I stamped the shrubbery.  

Its a impression of the beach and sand dunes.

Jennifer Mcguire's video shows you how to assemble the card.

I Loved to make this card. It was a real out of the box for me.

Hope you have fun making a rocker or popup card and please show it on oure 

challenge blog or facebook.

Challenge blog:

https://lostcoastportaltocreativity.blogspot.com/search/label/Monthly%20Challenge

Facebook challenge: 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1662303170690736

 

New challenge at Lost Coast Designs/Carmens veranda, Rock or popup card.

Hello all,

Today a very nice challenge starts at Lost Coast Designs/Carmens Veranda stamps.

A rocker or popup card.

Gail, our team leader always knows how to provide us with fun challenges.

I had never made a card like this myself, but I really enjoyed doing it.

This is what I used to make this popup card.

Lost Coast Designs stamps:

Bugs,

More bugs,

Party words,

Misc words,

Brush strokes.

Distressink

Scattered straw,

Musterd seed,

Wild honey.

Stazon Timber brown,

Die of a flower,

Water based markers,

Brown Bister-ink or watercolor paint to splatter.

 Dutch doobadoo stencil chicken wire.

Brown waterprook fineliner.

I started by making some stains on the paper with Scattered straw and

Musterd seed with water on a smooth work surface.

I did two piece, one for the front of the card and one for the inside of the card.

With a stencil, I used Dutch doobadoo stencil chicken wire.

And a brush I applied Distressink Wild honey.

Now we take the Brush strokes sheet and take the stamp with the big dots.

You stamp this here and there with Distressink wild honey.

Set it aside to dry.

Make the flower with your die.

I have an open die.

So I made a blank square of paper underneath.

I sponged this with the yellow distressink.

And made splashes with the brown bistre.

I did the same on the card bases I made earlier.

Sponge the die cut with yellow and orange distressink.

With foam tape you now stick the flower on the background so that it is slightly raised.

Glue to the front of the card.

Now we stamp a lot of bees and one big bee from the

 "more bugs"sheet with the Stazon timber brown.

Color the bees and cut them out.

See for yourself where you have the bees placed on the card.

I also pasted a small piece of foam tape under these wings.

It looks like they're flying away.

Now for the popup mechanism.

Since it was my first time, I used Sam Calcott's method.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-t46jbZPQag

She explains in this video how to make it.

You do need to customize it for your own card.

But it's about the technique for the popup.

Stamp a few more texts on a yellow sponged strip of paper

with the Party words and misk words.

Create a frame around the text with a brown waterproof fineliner.

Finish the card and mat with brown paper.

I hope you enjoyed it and the team would love to see your popup or rocker card join the challenge.

And maybe your card will be chosen as the winner and you will win stamps of your choice.

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