This week at One Stitch at a Time (OSAAT), it's Anything Goes with a StitchyBear Digi Outlet image. StitchyBear's Digi Outlet has hundreds of digital products from many wonderful artists. The DT is offering many fun prizes, so you'll definitely want to join in~
This week, Melissa chose Red Headed Woodpecker by Floppy Latte Designs for myself & our teammate Tracey. I decided to try my hand at coloring on cork:
I used a pressed-cork sheet (Magic Scraps) and ran it through my HP printer with...not too much trouble! I colored it with Copics and a BIC Wite-Out pen.
The printed tissue paper is by Tim Hotz, and I won it from Opus Gluei (thank you Rosemary!), and I tore the edges with a Fiskars Tear Edger. I attached the front piece with gold brads (and ZipDry glue).
The sentiment is from a Ladybug Crafts Ink set (via Simply Cards & Papercraft) and is heat-embossed in gold. It's easier to read in real life, but I do like the effect.
The flower was cut with the TH/Sizzix Rosette die from actual sheet music. I used Glossy Accents to add some gold mircobeads. The leaves were cut with a Sizzix die from a Sprite can and heat-embossed in gold.
For the scalloped red piece, I cut the cork sheet with yet another Sizzix die, and heat-embossed it in red.
I hope you'll grab your favorite image from StitchyBear's Digi Outlet and join us at OSAAT this week.
Inspiration/Challenges:
Digi Sketch Challenge: Sketch &/or Theme: Make your own Flowers (ST)
Just For Fun: Anything Goes
LEJ Designs #67: Nature Inspired
My Heart Pieces: Use a piece of metal
Pattie's Creations: Anything Goes
QKR Stampede #53: Anything Goes
Scrapbook Stamp Society Challenge Blog: Use Twine
Sweet Pea Stampers: Tear It to Pieces (torn edges)
Sweet Stamps #131: Anything Goes
Update: This was the random prize winner for the Digi Sketch Challenge. Thank you!
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This week, Melissa chose Red Headed Woodpecker by Floppy Latte Designs for myself & our teammate Tracey. I decided to try my hand at coloring on cork:
I used a pressed-cork sheet (Magic Scraps) and ran it through my HP printer with...not too much trouble! I colored it with Copics and a BIC Wite-Out pen.
The printed tissue paper is by Tim Hotz, and I won it from Opus Gluei (thank you Rosemary!), and I tore the edges with a Fiskars Tear Edger. I attached the front piece with gold brads (and ZipDry glue).
The sentiment is from a Ladybug Crafts Ink set (via Simply Cards & Papercraft) and is heat-embossed in gold. It's easier to read in real life, but I do like the effect.
The flower was cut with the TH/Sizzix Rosette die from actual sheet music. I used Glossy Accents to add some gold mircobeads. The leaves were cut with a Sizzix die from a Sprite can and heat-embossed in gold.
For the scalloped red piece, I cut the cork sheet with yet another Sizzix die, and heat-embossed it in red.
I hope you'll grab your favorite image from StitchyBear's Digi Outlet and join us at OSAAT this week.
Inspiration/Challenges:
Digi Sketch Challenge: Sketch &/or Theme: Make your own Flowers (ST)
Just For Fun: Anything Goes
LEJ Designs #67: Nature Inspired
My Heart Pieces: Use a piece of metal
Pattie's Creations: Anything Goes
QKR Stampede #53: Anything Goes
Scrapbook Stamp Society Challenge Blog: Use Twine
Sweet Pea Stampers: Tear It to Pieces (torn edges)
Sweet Stamps #131: Anything Goes
Update: This was the random prize winner for the Digi Sketch Challenge. Thank you!
I love the way you've printed the image on to cork. It all looks very effective. I might have to try that technique when I get back fully into card making, thanks. Hazel x
ReplyDeletewhat a great card and beautiful done.
ReplyDeleteThanks for join us at ScrapbookStampSociety Challenge.
Greetings Karin DT Member
Wow, Your efforts to print and colour on cork have been so worthwhile as the woodpecker looks so 'at home' on the cork. Lovely card Cg. Ingrid xx
ReplyDeleteWOW awesome card CG, love the dimension you have got through the addition of your chosen embellishments. This card has such an mixed media feel about it I just want to touch it and feel it, it looks so tactile . Hugs Jane xx
ReplyDeleteLike the look of the stamped & colored Woodpecker on the cork. Wonderful texture w/ layers & gold look to your creation. Not tried putting cork thru printer. I have an HP printer. Where did you buy the cork so thin? Did you use the 4" x 6" photo tray or did you use the larger tray & use the guide bars to size to the cork? Curious what size piece of cork you put thru the printer?
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
OSAAT DT
Beautiful card!Thank for joining us at ScrapbookStampSociety Challenge.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Kaija DT-member
Fantastic project!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us this week at QKR Stampede.
Hugs,
Ardilla :)
Love the image on cork. Never thought to do that.
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CraftyGirl
Your Sister OSAAT DT
craftygirlcardsandcrafts.blogspot.com
Wow, I love the texture the cork gives the bird. I'll have to try it out for myself. Thanks for joining us at the SweetPea Stampers & good luck!
ReplyDelete'Shell
http://shellscardhaven.blogspot.ca
How clever to print onto the cork, it gives the card such texture. Thank you for joining in the Just for Fun challenge, good luck
ReplyDeleteWow - love this! Saw it in my daily feed and had to look closer - I love how you printed and coloured on cork - fabulous! And I love all your details - wonderful embellishments! Well done!
ReplyDeleteKT Fit Kitty
http://ktdesigns2013.blogspot.ca/
Just amazing
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at JUST FOR FUN'S first challenge and good luck
Susan xx
this is fab i love the texture to your cardThank you for joining in at Just For Fun's first challenge. Good Luck
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Marie (DT Member for JFF)
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Thanks for sharing your beautiful card for The Sweet Pea Stampers 'tear it to pieces' challenge - Hazel, Design Team x
ReplyDeleteLove this card. Gorgeous bird and love the details with the background papers and notes too.Thanks for playing at QKR Stampede and good luck. Hpe to see you back friday for a new challenge. Bettina DT Member at QKR Stampede!! xx
ReplyDeleteGreat work, thanks for joining us for our first challenge at "Just For Fun!"
ReplyDeleteElaine xx
Great work, thanks for joining us for our first challenge at "Just For Fun!"
ReplyDeleteElaine xx