Showing posts with label MFT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MFT. Show all posts

Friday, July 18, 2025

BYSH Cardmakers Christmas in July Linky Party

 


Today is the start of the BYSH Cardmakers Christmas in July Linky Party. We hope you will join us during the party. We have 21 sponsors, so several new sponsors!

Here is my first project for the party.


My card is a standard A2 card and features pattern papers from My Favorite Things. My image is a print and cut image from Cricut Design Space cut at 3.25" high. My image is adhered with some very sticky foam tape from returning sponsor Thermo-Web. My sentiment is from another sponsor, Lawn Fawn. I used some circle dies from my stash to die cut the sentiment and red layering circle. That too is adhered with that foam tape from Thermo-Web. If you are looking for a good foam tape, I highly recommend it.

Thanks for stopping by today. I am slowly getting back to my cardmaking so you should be seeing more projects on my blog.

Now, I hope you will head over to the BYSH Cardmakers blog and check out the rest of the Design Team projects and then link up your projects so we can see them and a chance to win one of our wonderful prizes offered by our great sponsors.

#christmasinjuly2025byshclp

Sunday, September 5, 2021

Let's Craft and Create Challenge #175 AG Option Lots of Layers

 



It is hard to believe we are into the month of September, but we are. It also means it is time for a new challenge at Let's Craft and Create. The challenge this month is Anything Goes with the option of Lots of Layers.  Today I have a fall card for you.

For this card I started with some Simon Says Stamp Burnt Orange cardstock that I cut, scored and folded to make a 4 1/4" X 5 1/2" card base. Next I pulled out some pattern paper from the Echo Park Fall 6" X 6" paper pad.

Using the MFT A2 Double Stitched Rectangle STAX Dies I cut the orange gingham with the largest die. I then cut some of the burnt orange paper with the next smaller die. Finally I cut the leaf pattern paper with the third smaller die. I adhered the orange gingham pattern paper to my card base using liquid adhesive. I then adhered the leaf pattern paper to the burnt orange cardstock using liquid adhesive. I adhered this layer to my card base using some foam tape to pop it up.

Now comes the fun part. I took a piece of Canson XL Watercolor paper and cut it in forth so I had a manageable size to work with. I grabbed a box and put my paper in it. I then sprayed it with some Distress Oxide sprays. I used Wild Honey, Festive Berries, Crackling Campfire, and Ripe Persimmon. This was the first time I used these and I was amazed how much they dried back and lightened, especially when I sprayed them with water. I did do several layers then dried it. Next I pulled out the new Tim Holtz Ranger Mica Stains. I sprayed my paper with the Jack O Lantern and Flickering Candle. I then dried the paper again with my heat tool. The sparkle is amazing in real life. It was hard to catch on camera.

Next I took most of the leaf dies from the Tim Holtz Fall Foilage Thinlit Dies and cut the leaves from the background I made. To make the leaves stand out a bit more I took some Fossilized Amber, Barn Door, and Vintage Photo Distress Oxide inks and a small blending brush and went around some of the edges of the leaves and also added a bit of color to the middle of some of them.

I then added some small pieces of foam tape to the back of my leaves. I arranged them in the center of my leaf pattern paper adhering them as I went.

For my sentiment I used the Honeybee Stamps Fall Honeycuts die to cut out my word Fall. I cut the top layer from some red pattern paper from the Echo Park Fall 6"X6" paper pad. I cut the shadow from vellum. I adhered the sentiment together with liquid adhesive. 

I adhered the word Fall to the center of my leaves with some liquid adhesive.  I then stamped the word slendor on a scrap of the burnt orange cardstock using some Versamark watermark  ink. I added some Antique Gold Simon Says Stamp Ultra Fine embossing powder. I melted that with my heat gun.  I then attached the sentiment strip with some foam tape and added it to my card under the word Fall.

To finish the card I added some Honeybee Stamps Celebration Confetti. I used some of the orange and gold Confetti. 

Now it's your turn. Pop on over to Let's Craft and Create and play along with us. It's a lot of fun. Hope to see you there.