Designteam Spotlight Bettina

Bettina here today and I have a little make for you. I decided to use Pirate Adventure and make a little different project this time. 

I decided to go with a tag and first off I embossed it with a TH embossing folder.Then I used stencils from Tim Holtz to make a sunbeam and spotty waves to make it look like the little pirate is at sea. I used dylusions sprays to make the colours pop. I had some chipboards that looked like waves that I put on top of the tag abd added the image on top!My little pirate is coloured with my promarkers as usual. Hope you'll like it!!

Last but not least I would like to remind you that we have a new challenge going on over here. It is to use 3 from a given recipe you can find over here.

Have a fab thursday all!!

Designer Spotlight

Hi, Bettina here today and I want to show you what some simple details to a sketch really can make it pop. I did use a sketch that I did find on Sketch n' stash . I did pop a diecut doily behind and added a heart, some pearls and a lace behind the image and popped it up. Doesn't Doctor Autry look so cute?? I really love how she turned out. 

You can have see more details in my blog. I hope you do have a great day and thank you for looking :)

Be sure you check out our Challenge, and our new A Random Sketch challenge!

Design Team Spotlight

Bettina here today and  I am going to share a fold that is quite new to me, that I found on SplitCoast Stampers for the first time here. I made a little tutorial of how I made it.

You will need:

5.5” x 10.5” card base

Coordinating cardstock or designer paper as desired to decorate card panels

Paper trimmer

Scoring tool

Adhesive

Alphabet stamps or dies, and other embellishments to decorate card

First step is to score the 5,5" x 10,5" base at 3,5" and 7" and fold as a  mountain fold and valley fold. 

Close the valley fold, and cut in 1.5” along the fold at these intervals: 3/8”, 1 3/8”, 1 5/8”, 2 5/8”, 2 7/8”, 3 7/8”, 4 1/8”, and 5 1/8”. Then you score the ends at the 1" slits.

It should look like this after it's done:

Then it is time to decorate the card, first off with the designpapers cut to fit:

Then I used my Big Shot to diecut some alphabet letters:

Then I decorated the rest of the card, so my finished product looks like this:

Some closeup details:

You can find my little cute Little miss bashful over here