Thank you for stopping by today - try some die cutting using thin cork sheets. The results are pretty nice. Thank you, Jan for always being such an inspiration.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Asian Cork Crane Card
What a delight to receive this wonderful card from my blog friend Jan -she has a blog here. This A2 size card is so cool. Background stamped using Judikins #33423 Chinese Clouds using light blue ink, then edged with blue metallic chisel pen (of course, how suble and wonderful is that?). The metallic pen makes such a fine faux mat. More details below:
Like the close-up of this Bamboo? It is a die from Joy Crafts (die #60020230) using Green "silk" paper, then highlighted with shades of Copic markers. The crane is a die called Oriental Crane Die (set #TL-ACD150) made by Tattered Lace cut in thin cork paper. Crane is popped up with foam squares. Add a small adhesive blue rhinestone for the eye and it is perfect!
Water is using Hanko Cloud Die (#DD004) found here which is popped up found here using metallic paper and edged with blue metallic chisel pen. I love this look.
Card inside:
Love this detail on the inside: a small cork flourish
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4 comments:
Patti, this is so beautiful and original. Great job.
Lovely!
Beautiful!!!! Lovin' all the different textures and shimmers Jan used on this lovely card. Definitely a precious original work of art!
Thanks Patti for posting my card....so happy you enjoyed it! Definitely one of my favorites, and I did win a First Place ribbon with it for the Oregon State Fair! I am one happy camper!
Hugs,
Jan
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