Tuesday, 10 January 2012
Clean and Simple Cardmaking - week 1, card 7 - single layer card
For today's class, Julie Ebersole demonstrated one way to use masking on a single layered card. I remembered a card that Kristina Werner made last June using masking (I love so much of Kristina Werner's work, but this one stood out for me as extra special), and decided to have a go at something similar myself.
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WOW! I totally LOVE the craft card and love how you used so many different stamps !! AWESOME Michelle!! :)
ReplyDeleteNice case of Kristina's card!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a cool card, Michelle. At first, I thought these were different patterned papers, but you did this all with masking! What a stunner!
ReplyDeleteAn interesting card, love the different patterns and colour scheme,
ReplyDeleteSandy
Oh, wow!! Now I'm feeling doubly frustrated with my one layer work, LOL! This is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWow, this looks amazing! I loved Kristina's card like that too, and you did a fantastic job at it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome design, Michelle! Thanks for linking your card for "How I stretch my Stamps" challenge!
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