Hiya. Just a quick post to let you all know that there is another Littles Tangles card. It's a week whereShaped Cards - so start pulling your dies, silhouette, cameo or good pair of scissors.
Mine is a super duper fast one, since I have guests currently visiting from Germany. So my craft room has turned into an actual guest room (the original purpose of the spare bedroom), and I am spending of course quality time with them.
I was quite in a shiny, gold drops kinda mood. And since my friend Inés' favorite color is aqua, I was inspired to pull out these sequins to play.
The sentiment is stamped with Versamark on vellum and dusted with Perfect Pearls. I like how the rest of the shimmer adds a nice touch.
Hope it inspires. There is tons of other good stuff by the Design Team to stop by the other girl's creations. And in case you need more incentive to bust our your creative supplies...A free stamp set is at stake...
One lucky challenge winner is going to get two sets of goodies. So jealous... A few helpful things to remember:
Challenge ends Mar 31, 2013, 11:59p EST; Check back on Apr 2 for the winners
Prize is ONE Neat & Tangled Stamp set of your choice to a random player
Neat & Tangled stamps are not required on your entry, but we would love to see you use them. If you would like to use some Neat & Tangled products but haven't had a chance to buy any, we have a couple of freebies on the Little Tangles site. Enjoy!
Hello everyone! We had a glorious sunny weekend - a good teaser to what spring would look like. Sadly the weather forecast is showing dropping temperatures for the rest of the week. I'm so bummed. On other glorious news fronts, I have friends visiting soon from Germany and it's going to be packed week and a half, but I'm super excited. We saw them over Christmas break, but it's never too soon to see far-away friends again! I take whatever I can get. However, I'm here to revisit an older set from Uniko Studio. This week we're taking another spin at Background Builders Lattice.
I love this set. I took a bold color approach (craving spring to arrive!) and wanted to show you how backgrounds don't have to be in the background. It can also be bold & beautiful.
I really found inspiration from the Soiree collection, where I remembered seeing gorgeous lattice in the patterns. And the yellow and pink are beautiful and bold colors that were perfect. That's how I decided to pull some Smokey Shadow card stock and added some white embossing for the background. Isn't it stunning?
Hope you feel inspired to get your crafting up and going again. Also remember that Uniko Studio is offering worldwide Free Shipping until March 11. Yep you read correctly - so hurry and get your orders in today!
And if I remember correctly, Bev is going to draw a winner to win this stamp set from among the blog hop, so remember to comment along the way. In the meantime, I'm sending you off to our last stop Stacey.
Hello there - so how did you make out on our last challenge? I saw some lovely creations and I can't wait to see what you'll do with this challenge. It's a week whereAnything Goes - the sky's the limit so pull anything together that you feel inspired by.
While you figure out what you're going to pull from your stash, let me try to inspire you :) I finally got a few new Neat & Tangled stamps and couldn't wait to ink up my Party Dots and use my nifty little sequins.
I really love how Danielle has been stocking sequins in her shoppe. Hmmm delicious colors of all sorts. Of course I had to get my own set and now I have lots of fun sequins to play with.
The background panel is impressed with a circles plate and then I sprayed three sets of Mister Hueys: first in Mint Julep, then a little bit of Water Cooler for depth, and then a nice mist of Shine. Unfortunately the pictures don't pick up the Shine, but there is a lovely mist of of shininess - a little like magical mermaid mist or dreamy rain.
Then I rocked & rolled the stamp in three shades of blue / aqua, starting with the lightest color. I don't really have smooth transitions and I should probably be practicing more, but I kinda like the sketchy look on the main focal point. It fits the background with the misting. Anyways, the rest was just adding glue to the right spots: fish & sequins onto the card and then voila! Don't the sequins add so much? Oh just lovely little dots of perfect embellishments. I love that the flat sequins are flat - perfect for the mail, don't you think?
Hope it inspires. There is tons of other good stuff by the Design Team to stop by the other girl's creations. And in case you need more incentive to bust our your creative supplies...A free stamp set is at stake...
One lucky challenge winner is going to get two sets of goodies. So jealous... A few helpful things to remember:
Challenge ends Mar 17, 2013, 11:59p EST; Check back on Mar 19 for the winners
Prize is ONE Neat & Tangled Stamp set of your choice to a random player
Neat & Tangled stamps are not required on your entry, but we would love to see you use them. If you would like to use some Neat & Tangled products but haven't had a chance to buy any, we have a couple of freebies on the Little Tangles site. Enjoy!