June 8, Senior’s Day in the Library
A bookmark card is a perfect one for a Library class. This one was inspired by a swap I received from a lady in Calgary. I did the heat embossing ahead of time so all that needed to be done was some coloring, Big Shot embossing and putting together. We even had a visitor from down under making a card to take home with her to Australia!
May Technique Class
Have you used your brayer lately? And used it for different purposes?? Well here are 3 ways to put the ink from the brayer to the paper!
Create a scene, make a plaid background and give some plain white paper a burst of colour.
May 21, Spring Fling
It was a busy day of stamping and creating, card making, a wee bit of scrapbooking, a quick and easy fridge magnet, a set of cards with a purse to match and a mini watercoloured book. The day started with a card swap and the cards were all wonderful. (A couple of people were teased and ‘encouraged’ to take part in the next swap!!) Lunch was late but stamping continued in the afternoon. It was a tiring, but FUN!! day.
May 9, Card Making in the Devon Library
Lots of white, so nice and bright!! Three clean and simple cards using some spotlighting techniques and an acrylic block as a stamp!!
April Technique Class
Two techniques this month – “Blocked Shadow” and “Dauber Direct”.
The shadow is created with an acrylic block and daubers are used to apply different colors of ink directly to areas on the rubber stamp.
April 16, Simply Cards
Just 8 cards this month for stamp camp, but not all of them were very simple. Used a variety of techniques – Blocked Shadow, Spotlighting, Blocking, Masking and Creative Use of Scraps (thanks Jane!).
April 11, Card Making in the Devon Library
Three quick and easy cards (other than the fine cutting of the wee butterfly!). There were lots of different word stamps available so that everyone could make the greeting of their choice.
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