Rainbow piano for Paper Rose

 Today, I'm sharing a pair of cards made using the Piano Border die from Paper Rose.

I started by ink blending a rainbow of Distress Oxide inks over a panel of white cardstock. I cut it using the Piano Border die, as well as cutting a panel of black cardstock with the same die. I paper pieced the rainbow keys into the black background, the added a layered Hand Lettered Thanks die and a printed sentiment from Black and White sentiments. I then used the other piece of rainbow cardstock to make my 2nd card with the Happy Birthday layered die and some enamel dots.

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New Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero challenge

 Our January challenge at the Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero challenge is "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" - we want to see any and all cards to do with love.

 

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How one card idea turned into 20 different cards

 Back in October, I made this card:

To make this card, I stamped and cut onto 19 different pieces of coloured cardstock. This meant that I had a lot of leftover coloured strips of cardstock. I had lots of strips left over, so I got busy!

 

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My Monthly Hero Lucky Stars

I am waiting to get my present from Santa (a foiling machine). While I'm waiting, I used a foil plate as an embossing plate!

 

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Craft Roulette

 I played along with Craft Roulette yesterday - the parameters were:

Project: Card for someone special

Colours: Christmas tree

Element: Wreath

Random: Hand drawn border

The only one that needs an explanation on my card is that a friend of mine has a white Christmas tree with pink and purple decorations.

Here's what I came up with:

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