This is a mid-challenge post for Clearly iStamp Blog Challenge #4 - Lift the Person Before You.
Kathy's Directions: Go to the blog of the person before you and find a crafty project that inspires you. "Lift" the design, elements, theme, sketch, etc. In your post tell us who and what you "lifted" (if you can post the project or/and link to the project"
My person to lift on our design team is Dee Pritschet.
What is the same:
Her easel card had a fun fold and an image and sentiment I'd been wanting to use.
I also used the pre-colored images like Dee did.
What is different:
I changed the fold to a cascading card,
fussy cut the images instead of keeping it intact,
flipped the main image horizontally for more flowers,
and used a different color scheme.
My color scheme came fro the pre-colored images which I thought matched the Sarita double-sided paper.
You can see the folds better from the side view and the top view.
The flowers and dragonfly were adhered in such a way that a small part overlapped the sections of the two pieces so that it wouldn't slide apart. I added an extra border on top of the last section and a mat on back to sign or write a brief message.
Kathy's Directions: Go to the blog of the person before you and find a crafty project that inspires you. "Lift" the design, elements, theme, sketch, etc. In your post tell us who and what you "lifted" (if you can post the project or/and link to the project"
My person to lift on our design team is Dee Pritschet.
What is the same:
Her easel card had a fun fold and an image and sentiment I'd been wanting to use.
I also used the pre-colored images like Dee did.
What is different:
I changed the fold to a cascading card,
fussy cut the images instead of keeping it intact,
flipped the main image horizontally for more flowers,
and used a different color scheme.
Here is Dee's fun card that I lifted:
My color scheme came fro the pre-colored images which I thought matched the Sarita double-sided paper.
You can see the folds better from the side view and the top view.
The flowers and dragonfly were adhered in such a way that a small part overlapped the sections of the two pieces so that it wouldn't slide apart. I added an extra border on top of the last section and a mat on back to sign or write a brief message.
You can find the tutorial directions I used on this blog below:
If you haven't joined this fun challenge yet, I hope you'll be inspired to check out a person ahead of you and make a card that is the same and that differs in some ways. We'd love to see how this inspires you!
Any type of crafty project is allowed as long as it meets the theme.
Dates: Aug 2 (10 am) – Aug 15 (11 pm) Central Time
Prize: $10 gift code to Clearly Digi Stamps for digital stamps. If you use a CDS stamp they will be entered into the drawing twice.
There will also be a Top 3 award!
5" x 6" Cascading Card Recipe:
Image and Sentiment - CDS Little Miracles color images and outline dragonfly
Copic Markers - (outline dragonfly) B000, BG13, BG72
Papers - CTMH double-sided Sarita paper pack, Goldrush, Sweet Leaf and wildberry cardstock
Accessories - CTMH Pansy Purple daisy, Crème Brulee flower, Goldrush buttons, Brown Bag waxy flax, Outdoor Denim ribbon
Tools - printer, Photoshop (to flip image horizontally); CTMH Cricut Artiste for border; Spellbinders leaves and Nestabilities Lattice Rectangle
Technique - Cascading card, fussy cutting
Copic Markers - (outline dragonfly) B000, BG13, BG72
Papers - CTMH double-sided Sarita paper pack, Goldrush, Sweet Leaf and wildberry cardstock
Accessories - CTMH Pansy Purple daisy, Crème Brulee flower, Goldrush buttons, Brown Bag waxy flax, Outdoor Denim ribbon
Tools - printer, Photoshop (to flip image horizontally); CTMH Cricut Artiste for border; Spellbinders leaves and Nestabilities Lattice Rectangle
Technique - Cascading card, fussy cutting
I'm sharing this card with the following challenges:
Cards Galore - August Bingo - Flowers, Die cuts, Summer (the only time dragonflies are out in Missouri)
Crafty Ribbons #56 - Anything Goes with ribbon
Cute Card Thursday #281 - Die-ing to punch
Dutch Dare Card Challenge #229 - Borders
Flutterby Wednesday #247 - Any winged creature
Ladybug Crafts - Something floral
Really Reasonable Ribbon #77 - Things with Wings
Southern Girls Challenge - Things beginning with "f" (flowers)
Word Art Wednesday #92 - anything goes with Scripture or encouraging words
