Category Archives: easel card
Cheers! birthday card
Here is an easel card I made a few days ago for someone who likes their beer. I painted a beer mat to prime it before I stamped the images. The beer glass has glossy accents on it to make it look like glass and the froth is liquid appliqué. I bashed a bottle cap then added the greeting and more glossy accents. The background words were made on the computer using different fonts, colours and some international ways of saying cheers.
Inks: Distress inks Antique linen and Frayed burlap, Black document ink
Card: ivory card, Basicgrey, Hang 10
Stamps: Stampin up Circle of friendship, Personal impressions Mens1, Dimension Fourth bubbles stamp
Other: bottle cap, glossy accents, beer mat, brads, liquid appliqué, gold pen, black gloss pen
Mother’s day easel card
I love the colours of the Magenta paper I used on my mum’s card for mothering Sunday. It is pretty and bright without being sickly sweet. In fact I liked it so much that I made H’s mum the same card.
Inks: Distress inks Peeled paint used for some of the edges
Card: White card, Magenta Printemps passion collection Peacock blue (double sided), white flock vellum
Other: Delish mini pearl brads, Stampin up Hardware, Prima flower Calcutta dogwood Bright white, Punched frond leaves, punched butterflies, pearls,
Easel card for Tegan
I wanted to make a card that would hold a gift certificate and remembered Linda Elbourne’s article in the Craft stamper mag (Feb 2010). I made up a square one and used patterned paper for most of it with a little stamping on the front of the pocket. I wrapped the certificate with ribbon so it is easy to pull out.
Inks: Adirondack Woodlands, Distress inks Tattered rose and Frayed burlap
Card: white, brown, brown corrugated, double sided patterned card Prima Flights of fancy ‘tiptop’
Stamps: fee stamp (from craft stamper mag.)
Other: Prima Camelot rose, tiny gold brad, flower brads, vellum butterfly coloured from the back, diamond glaze (on the clock face), ribbon, Stampin up book-plate
I coloured the certificate with more stamping and edged with the same Distress inks to match the card. Now Tegan, I have it on good authority that you will use the gift to put towards a clock!