Showing posts with label CVC Challenges; Country View Crafts; PaperArtsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CVC Challenges; Country View Crafts; PaperArtsy. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 September 2020

Country View Crafts Challenges - Complimentary Colours

Hope you are all having a great month.

Here is my second project for the month


Again, I have used opposite colours from the colour wheel.

I like the simplicity in this card which makes that amazing JOFY flower stand out.

Make sure you pop over to the Challenge blog to see the inspiration from the team.

I hope that I have inspired you to join in with the Challenge.  Don't forget, just by entering you will be put in the draw and could be the lucky winner of a gift voucher to spend in the shop.

Thanks for joining me today.

Miriam





Tuesday, 1 September 2020

Country View Crafts Challenges - Complimentary Colours

 Happy September!

The challenge topic over at Country View Crafts this month is 'Complimentary Colours'.  This opens up a raft of possibilities.  I chose to use opposite colours on the colour wheel.  

Here is my first project:


Products used:

PaperArtsy JOFY stamps

PaperArtsy Stencil

PaperArtsy Infusions

PaperArtsy Fresco Acrylic paints

Lisa Horton Crafts Bold Words stamps

Lisa Horton Crafts Scalloped square dies


Pop over to the Challenge blog to see the amazing inspiration from the team.  And don't forget to join in with the challenge.  I love seeing your makes - but you may also be the lucky winner of a gift voucher to spend in the shop!

Happy crafting!

Miriam


Sunday, 1 July 2018

CVC Challenges - In The Summer Garden

Hi again,  this time I am sharing with you my first project for Country View Challenges this month.  The theme is 'In The Summer Garden' which is very apt as the weather is currently wonderful in the UK.

Here is my finished project


I started off my brayering Magic Moss and Smurf  Paper Artsy Fresco Finish Chalk Paints onto a card blank.

Once this was done, I stencilled flowers from the new PaperArtsy Darcy stencil onto the background, using Lilac for the flower heads.  Once dry, these were highlighted using a white gel pen.

The Tracy Scott and Jo Firth Young stamps were stamped, coloured using Polychromo pencils and then cut out and mounted onto the background.  

Another of Darcy's new stencils were used with Stone paint, again highlighting in white once dry.

To finish, I stamped the sentiment from another set by Jo Firth-Young.

This was so much fun to create.

 Make sure you pop over to the Country View Crafts Challenge blog to see the inspiration from the rest of the design team.

I hope that I have inspired you to create a project for this challenge.  Don't forget, by linking it to the Challenge blog you will be in with a chance to win a gift voucher to spend in the online shop.

Thanks for joining me...….I'll be back with my second project soon.