Fantasy and Flowery Card

Hello Crafty Friends,

This weekend is pretty warm, spring is finally there, yipppie and my son is in his camp, so have plenty of time to be creative. I have been playing again with my Lavinia Collection (Moments like this). This time I was using brusho for the background and then I stamped as well the french script stamps that I have and the image with Versafine Clair inkpad. I sponged the frame with brownie Distress Oxide ink.

So, here is the look of my card:

I wanna join this challenge for this card:

Challenge # 33 - Fantasy from Papercraft Challenge

613 Avenue Create: Anything Goes

The second card that I made this weekend, is about flowery card

How I made the card:

1. Stamp the flower image on the white card stock and I colored it with akashiya sai brush pen.

2. Once it's done with coloring the image, I cut the image and then stick them on the card that I have already embossed with embossing folder. 

3. I put as well the leaves, that I cut with my die. 

4. the last one, stick the sentiment ''Have an amazing day'' on it. 

5. Adding as well the gemstone as decoration in the middle of flower.

 

Voila, it's just that easy and simple card that I made and most important I really enjoyed my me time this weekend.

You Make My Heart Smile Card and Miss You Card

Hello Crafty Friends,

This whole week has been so heavily windy in Munich and I don't feel like playing outside, except for buying something to eat. This morning was then busy in my crafty room and took the stuffs. Bref, let me show you what I've got. My first Card was easy and really fast to make. I used the stamp from Scrapbook Forever and stamped it into my white cardblock with different colors of Versafine Clair. I am so happy with These Versafine Clair, the Color is really intensive and awesome. After that, I just stamped the sentiment in the middle. It's Pretty easy, isn't it and super duper fast to be done. 

Here is my card:

And the card is inspired by this awesome foto of the challenge:

The challenge that I wanna join:

If You Give a Crafter a Cookie : Cookie Challenge #112

The following card that I made today:

How I made this card:

1. Following this sketch which I've got from the SSC Sketchy200 challenge:

 2. I stamped the cardstock with the script stamp using blue inkpad of     Versafine Clair and sponged the edge of the paper as well with purple inkpad.

3. I added the paper punch from one of Martha Stewart's punches that I have (doily lace edge punch).

4. I added also the maple leaf which I cut with die

5. Adding the sentiment ''Miss you'' which I cut as well with die.

 

With this card I wanna join this challenge:
Sunday Stamps Challenge : SSC Sketchy 200

Hope you enjoy your weekend and thanks for hanging in and stopping by.

Cheers,

Khaterina

To the one I belong to - Thanks Card

Hello Everybody,

OMG, it's been ages I haven't touched my blogspot and yay, finally have a lil bit time to visit it, Sooo happy! Yeah, it's been tough years with courses and searching for jobs, applied here and there!
So, now time for creative things, what i've been doing during my free time and what I do like most. Besides traveling, taking pictures (especially nature and macro), I love making cards as well. And you know what, I have a gorgeous kind-hearted person who always support, teach and kinda friendly chit-chat friend, she's an expert in making cards, and I am absolutely sure that you are  familiar with her name!! I thank her for always supporting me in many ways! Vielen lieben Dank!  May God give you always the best in your whole life!

So guys, wanna show you what I have made this week and I do love the result! I bought deco papers in Aldi (kinda Supermarket in Munich and they sell sometimes paper and decorative stuff), like picture below and then I sponged the paper with Distress Oxide.

When I am already quite happy with the color's combination, I stamped my Lavinia images with Versafine. And Voila, here are two stamps from my lavinia's collection (laviniastamps): Make a wish and Hanging lanterns

and here you go some of pictures: