Showing posts with label shadow box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shadow box. Show all posts

Sunday, 18 April 2010

Moving House in Black-White-Orange

Having only little time at the moment but being in need of a quick card for a friend who had just moved into a new place, I went for nestabilities in combination with the current Play Date Cafe Challenge colour combination (PDCC25): mainly black and white with a splash of orange ....
.... an unusual and very vivid colour combination. I created a little shadow box in white with decorations in mainly black and a bit of orange .....

Supplies:
papers - white textured card, Crate Paper, Bazill Basics
stamps - Elzybells, Snag'em Stamps
ink - Brilliance ink
punch - Martha Stewart
bling - Kanban
ribbon - from my stash

The shadow box body is cut with the largest rectangular nestabilities shape. The edges on both sides of the box are punched with Martha Stewart 'Pansy'. The inside of the shadow box is decorated with orange-white paper. The box window is reflected in the inside with the fabulous new home of my friend. Some bling and fluffy ribbon complete the picture. Petra.

Monday, 9 November 2009

Shadowy & Krafty

Fuer die DCM Challenge diese Woche 'Getting Krafty' verwendete ich nicht nur eine sondern gleich zwei Anleitungen vom Stempeleinmaleins Team: die Shadow Box Card und das Spukhaus, das ich in ein kleines Schneehaeuschen verwandelte.
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For this week's DCM challenge 'Getting Krafty' I used not only one but two of the templates provided by the Stempeleinmaleins Team: the Shadow Box Card and the Haunted House which is now a little snowhouse.


I kept the colour scheme as simple (krafty, red, white and a spot of pink) as possible to be able to concentrate on the shape of the card and its various elements.

Supplies:
Kraft card - Elzybells
papers - Cosmo Cricket
stamps - Elzybells, Papercraft Inspirations
ink - Elzybells
bling - Kanban
stickles - Frosted Lace, Gold
punch - Woodware, Stampin' Up
nestabilities

The only problem is now to get the card into an envelope but Tanja mentioned in her tutorial it should be possible ...... :-) Petra.

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