Hi my friends, I know I've been missing from the old blog recently, busy making stuff that I can't share with you just yet and in between trying to get back on track with the next phase of the garden makeover with the help of the "couldn't do it without you" gravel gang.
And while I wait for my trusty joiner to return to start Phase 2, remove that old rickety "home to many spiders" shed and construct a deck in it's place, I should be hitting the neglected list of crafty things to do, instead I've been enjoying the gorgeous summer weather, sitting outside at every opportunity with my "I'll just have one more cuppa" hat on, watching the birds going about their business and by the way, the cubbyhole is far too hot during the day for crafting so that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. I did, however, manage to squeeze in a little crafting session between cuppas, using the gorgeous Wildflower Field Embossing Folder from Simon Says Stamp recent Rainbows release and a selection of "perfect for summer" Distress Oxide ink pads.
I began by applying Distress Oxide ink to the debossed side of the Wildflower Field Embossing Folder using mini round blending tools, placed Distress Watercolor card into the folder, ran through my trusty die-cutting machine and lightly sanded the raised embossed areas. I added Doodlebug Heart Shape Sprinkles, trimmed the panel to 4" x 5.1/2" and fixed to a 4.1/2" x 6" white card blank covered with My Favourite Things Black and White striped paper from my stash.
Enjoy your day whatever you have planned and I'll be back tomorrow to share more cards made with the Wildflower Field Embossing Folder.
Beautiful cards as always.Good luck with your continued garden project!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards as always.Good luck with your continued garden project!
ReplyDeleteWell this is so beautiufl, packed with colourful flowers I love it Kath.
ReplyDeleteGood luck getting your garden finished, it'll be wonderful I'm sure.xx
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning cards x
ReplyDeleteForgot to mention the garden hope all goes well and that it’s finished and you can now enjoy it x
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteHope you’re enjoying another cuppa on your new deck by now. My husband built ours and we enjoy it so much. Thanks for the instructions ❤️