I'm starting off with Bird Crazy...probably my favourite Tim Holtz stamp set of 2015 and going for a layered look but without the layering if you get my drift...minimising the chances of a "how much" heart attack when I finally reach the top of the queue at the Post Office.
I stamped this cute little dude straight on to the card blanks...
and used the matching Bird Crazy die to make a mask to create a little Broken China shading around the bird.I would recommend using card rather than paper as the mask is going to get a lot of Distress Blending action before you're done...
and then it was time to create some background interest with a snowflake from Mini Weathered Winter...
adding sentiments from Crazy Talk...
I'll be back tomorrow to share the next step...the all important colouring on the bird.
See you then
Hugs Kath xxx
Morning, Kath,
ReplyDeleteThe way I feel this morning I'm ready to cancel Christmas altogether! Woke up feeling like warmed over **** (insert word of choice here). Somehow, even though I've not set foot outside the bungalow since last week, I seem to have caught the cold from hell. Can't be flu as the practise nurse attacked me with a flu jab a few weeks ago lol.
After seeing your batch cards though, I have to say that the black cloud, although still hovering above my fevered brow, is turning dark grey and I'm thinking that after seeing you colour that crazy bird tomorrow, the grey will change to winter white. I'm thinking he would make a beautiful little robin :).
Bejay xx
Lovely idea. Can't wait for the next instalment.
ReplyDeleteClarissa. X
Production line in full swing...I look forward to seeing the next step.
ReplyDeleteToni xx
woo hoo kath .. great batch making xx
ReplyDeleteThese are brilliant Kath x
ReplyDeleteLooking great, can't wait to see the rest.
ReplyDeleteWow 80 cards that's alot of stamping l just love what you have done with this Tim Holtz cravy bird stamp l can see your cards are going to be amazing can't wait for tomorrow............l picked up a tip there stamping the mask to create the broken china shading l always struggled trying to put an edging around an image thank you for this take care x
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ReplyDeleteWell done you! I need to start my own production line, otherwise it will be bought cards from me..... sigh. Hugs, Anne xx
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