Saturday, 19 October 2013
Tulips Inspired by Joanne Wardle for Paper Artsy
This week on Paper Artsy, Joanne Wardle is back as Guest Designer with clean and simple cards, concentrating on die cuts. I haven't got any of the Paper Artsy dies so Petra kindly lent me her tulip die with the matching Lin Brown Eclectica stamp set, which I love. I made two very similar cards, both cutting a stencil to smear the grunge paste through, but on the one above I used it directly onto the card. On the one below I die cut the card and smeared the grunge paste through the stencil on the inside.
I am entering the challenge here.
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brilliant! I love your interpretation of my cards. thanks for taking part.
ReplyDeleteI really like the second card the manner in which you die-cut the actual cardbase.
ReplyDeleteBold and full of life!
Wishes
Lynne
P.S. Lucy, thank you so much for your lovely comment on my Sew Somerset fabric wall hanging. Hope you are having a lovely weekend. It is dull and dismal here, as we would say, a "dreich" day"!
Lovely cards Lucy and gorgeous colours.
ReplyDeletehugs {brenda} x0x
Love your choice of colours and great splats!
ReplyDeletegreat card, love the idea of the die for part of your flower
ReplyDeleteHow nice of Petra to let you borrow that lovely tulip die! I would like to get some more PA dies, as I only have one or two. That tulip is such a beautiful shape. Your cards look so bright and warm! I love the splats too! Julie Ann xx
ReplyDeletebrilliant card, love the die cut you have used
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards, the flower heads look wonderfully textured.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea with the grunge paste. Both are beautiful cards!
ReplyDeletewhat great cards, I love that you've used Lin's tulip, just brilliant!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely cards, Lucy! I love tulips! Enjoy the weekend, Hugs!
ReplyDeletewonderful cards, very striking with the colours.
ReplyDeletegreat card Lucy..I love the way you have teamed it with the stamp :D
ReplyDeleteLove the colours here - gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
So pretty, Lucy--what a great card, and so cheerful!
ReplyDelete:)