Four Bird Cards by Moira Sutton
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12 x 12
Paper
Lindy’s Stamp Gang Starburst Sprays - Mad Hatter Mint, Delphinium Turquoise, High
Maintenance Magenta, Yellow Rose of Texas
Lindy’s Magicals – Luscious Lime, Hibiscus Rose, Pineapple Paradise and Hydrangea Blue
Chipboard
die cuts
Four 6 x 6
Card Blanks
Crafters Workshop Stencils – Mini Specimen and Mini Coffee Splotch
Take a
sheet of 12 x 12 paper, this could be the plain back of a patterned sheet, a
white sheet or one with some pattern if you like. Spray the paper with a tiny
spritz of water to help the inks move and then with the Mad Hatter Mint,
Delphinium Turquoise, High Maintenance Magenta, Yellow Rose of Texas. You can
dry with a heat tool though it will buckle so best to leave under something
heavy overnight to flatten again.
Mix
four small portions of the Gel Medium with a tiny sprinkle of the Magicals and
apply through the stencils in random places. When dry cut the sheet to size to
fit four 6 x 6 card blanks and glue them on.
Stamp
four of the Katzelkraft Bids onto stamping card, colour with Pitt Brush Pens
and cut by hand.
Take
any chipboard pieces you have hanging around or for which you have dies and can
cut chipboard and apply Versamark all over and heat emboss using your choice of
colours. I usually find 2 – 3 layers is
needed unless using ultra thick.
Compose
your birds and embossed chipboard pieces on your cards adding text or further
embellishment. I used Tim Holtz Chit Chat stickers, a text stamp from Every
Bird and computer printed text.
Moira
7 comments
Absolutely love thes Moira, what a fabulous collection
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Amanda x
These are SO great! Lx
ReplyDeleteThese are totally inspired Moira! So colourful and love those birds!
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
Ha ha oh these are adorable, love the bright funky colours too ;)
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Donna xxx
Fabulously zingy colours!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
These are fabulous Moira xx
ReplyDeleteFabulously colourful and so quirky!
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Lynne
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