Saturday, 11 August 2012

Last of the Punch Art (for 2012?)

So here I am with the last of the Punch Art cards for 2012!!!! And this one is my favourite and was the most time consuming card of the evening!!

I love using the Owl punch to make little penguins!!!! So I created a little snowy scene with them this time! The colour is Bashful Blue which I have been using quite a lot of lately! Its from the Subtles family and is a lovely crisp blue!


We used a lot of Dazzling Diamonds glitter on this card and some daubing too 


The card is a normal A6 card with part of the front cut away, then I tore the Whisper White card to create little snowy hills.


Guess which set the sentiment is from! Yep - Petite Pairs


And here are all the lovely punch art cards together!!!! 


Hope you have enjoyed my makes!!

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Julie x

Supplies Used: (All Stampin Up! Unless Otherwise Stated) 
1. Card – Bashful Blue, Whisper White, Basic Black, Pumpkin Pie, 
 2. Papers – DSP stacks
 3. Stamps – Petite Pairs
 4. Embellishments – 
 5. Tools – Owl Punch, Oval punch, Bird punch, Word Window punch, Itty Bitty punch
 6. Mediums – Island Indigo ink

7 comments:

  1. love your penguins in the snow!!!

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  2. Love your adorable little penguins playing in the snow :)

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  3. Awwww I love the penguin card! Sooo cute!

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  4. Oh Julie - this is soooo cute - will have to have a go at this one - you are so clever.
    Luv
    Kate
    xxx

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  5. OMGosh, that is just the cutest thing I have ever seen. Thanks for sharing.
    God Bless
    Sherry

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  6. Hello Julie

    I stumbled across your blog. Always a pleasure seeing another crafter getting pleasure from what they do.

    I sometimes make my own Christmas cards, I make lino cuts and print them on my old hand press

    Im'e a gilder and use gold leaf and imitation gold leaf rather a lot.

    Have you thought of gilding onto paper?

    It's really quite easy to gild onto paper, and there are various ways to create antique and distressed finishes as well.

    If you have a moment, pop over to my site, there is quite a lot about gilding onto paper, in particular there is an old bookbinders trick which you can use to make really authentic looking imitation vellums and parchment papers from ordinary papers.

    Good luck to us all.

    Richard

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  7. What a unique idea! I just love penquins and these adorable. Thanks for sharing your talent.
    Diane G.

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