Yesterday at J. Keller Ford’s blog, Jenny interviewed her co-author for the Make Believe anthology, Lynda R Young. Today she is interviewing J. A. Belfield, who also wrote The Holloway Pack series. You should drop in to learn more about these amazing writers – and you might find some chocolate there! lol
Ironically, Julie Belfield is interviewing Jenny on her blog, which you can find here. Yesterday, she had a wonderful interview with Terri Rochenski, which I found fascinating. You can find it here.
Today at Scribbler’s Sojourn (I love the name of her blog!), Terri interviewed Jennifer Eaton.
Okay, now on with the crafting: I decided to show you the different ways one can use a particular element in a card. One of my favourite stamps is ‘The Skaters’ from Stampin’ Up‘s Winter Post set. I already showed you the version I made using the Sketch Challenge:
Here are some of the other ways I used them on regular shaped cards, using a half sheet of 8-1/2″ x 11″ card stock as a base, then folding it in half to make the 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″ size card. You can use any colour for your base, all kinds of different embellishments and each card will be unique. Here are some examples:
The patterned green on these two cards is from a wallpaper sample book.
I ran the green card stock through the Cuttlebug using the Victoria embossing folder.
I used holly paper from Stampin’ Up for the background.
The garland was created by sprinkling Vintage Christmas Flower Soft flocking over white glue that dries clear.
So, do you have a favourite among them?
