Showing posts with label A Bit More Time To Craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Bit More Time To Craft. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 21, 2020

SHOPPING OUR STASH #425 - Black and White


 Good morning and welcome!
It's time to start the new challenge at
Mimi is your hostess with the mostest this time around, and
she's looking for your black and white creations!
Here's what I came up with:
 

I bought this cover plate two years ago and it's the first time I've used it.
(face palm!) It's amazing what you find when you clean up and
rearrange your stash. LOL!
The panel underneath the fancy die cut was made using grey Magenta Nuance powder dye
and a water mister on Bristol paper.


Not exactly pretty by itself, but when you add the die cut over it, suddenly
it looks soooo dreamy! This was a labor of love. Even though I ran that die cut
through my machine at least 4 times, the very center just would not cut all
the way through, even with a shim. I got out the X-Acto knife and very
carefully cut those pieces out.
I re-discovered some pre-cut fancy strips and heat embossed the 
sentiment on one of them. Also found some ancient flower stickers
to add. I can't take credit for the design as I used this card as my 
muse. Just put my own spin on it. (Thank you Cathie!)

I hope that you find some time to play along at Shopping Our Stash
this fortnight. We'd love to see your take on the challenge. For more
ideas, simply visit the blogs of my teammies to see what they created.
Thanks for popping by. Have a great day!






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Supplies:
Stamps: Simon Says Stamp - Messages for Every Day
Ink: Versamark
CS: Canson Bristol paper; Neenah; Bazzill
Accessories: GC; SSS - Marilyn die; Magenta Nuance grey powder dye; water mister; MISTI; 
Bazzill - Half the Edge card stock strips; Stampendous - white EP; heat gun; Sandylion - flowers
Adhesives: SA by 3L - tape runner; Ranger - MMM
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