Two more cards using September release MFT products.
For the first card I used Birthday Centre Pieces. To achieve the rainbow shadow on the birthday die, I cut it twice in white. On the lower panel, I coloured each letter with a copic marker and then glued them together slightly offset.
I also used London Mouse, but I chose to go with a fall fair theme, and used one of the trees (and its matchind Die-namic) as cotton candy. I coloured the London Eye in rainbow colours and added some glossy accents. I left the stickles quite chunky on the 'cotton candy' for some fluffy texture. This is my final entry for the card design 'Superstar' contest that MFT is holding. I promise!
The second card is very CAS, using Fall Florals (and matching Die-namics), Thanks So Very Much and a Double Stitched Square die, embossed onto the cardbase. I love the 'quilted' feeling it created! I filled in the flower centres with a black marker and some glossy accents.
you are a superstar in my book! gorgeous cards. good luck
ReplyDeleteMark my words, you have sewn up the win in the Superstar contest with this extraordinary card, Ardt! WOW!! You have blown the top of my head off!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDelete2 cards so worth of super stardom...just like all the incredible cards you make!
ReplyDeleteAll of your cards are stars, Ardyth! I have to say, however, this birthday design is OMGosh Fantastic! BEST OF LUCK! :)
ReplyDeleteTwo more stunning cards. Love the rainbow of colour on your Happy Birthday card. Such elegant attention to detail. Your cards are always a joy to see. P x
ReplyDeleteBrilliant cards. Love how you used the coloured layer under the white one.
ReplyDeleteawesome!!
ReplyDeleteTwo absolutely beauties! I am in love Ardyth!
ReplyDeleteSuperstar cards! Your London Eye with clever shadowed letters and cotton candy evokes a fun fair! I think you might have created a winner...
ReplyDeleteGood Luck!
SuperStardom, here you come!! Ardyth, you are, and have always been a super-star! Darling - and mark my words: I will ride that London Eye one day!!
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You are a shoe in, these are fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteTwo more fabulous and creative cards! Your cards will have the judges asking if one person can win multiple times! Love your chunky stickles cotton candy and the clever use of a tree die to create this yummy treat!
ReplyDelete"You Made My Day" with this gorgeous CAS creation! Simple design, bold pops of color....DONE....perfect in every way!
Cleverness and creativity abounding!! I saw this on FB and nearly fell off my chair! FANTASTIC card. And I think you've got Superstar sewn up hands down. Stunning and brilliant!!!! Cotton candy trees...more brilliance! And I do love the sweet and CAS second card. It's just lovely. The quilted part is soooo cool. Love these. You're one heckuva card maker my friend. Bev
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Love the colored 'shadows' on the cartwheel letters! Good luck to you too :)
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Love the colored 'shadows' on the cartwheel letters! Good luck to you too :)
ReplyDeleteThe pops of color in your happy birthday wheel really caught my eye! You are a design genius! Good luck with the superstar challenge.
ReplyDeleteWow, your fun ferris wheel card is especially great! Offsetting the letters really gives it a sense of movement. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous, Ardyth! Good luck with the contest!
ReplyDeleteArdyth! Clunk ... chin hitting floor ... still speechless ... LOVE! Hugs & bisous, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are so creative and absolutely FABULOUS designs!!! Love them!
ReplyDeleteWow! That rainbow card will surely make you the superstar! At least if I had some say in it! Brilliant! Love the embossed frame on the second card!
ReplyDeleteYour happy birthday card? Brilliant. Your second card is classy CAS.
ReplyDeleteThat ferris wheel? Winner!
ReplyDeleteSuch fun!! The colors are delightful and all the extra cutting and touches you did add so much ;) Glad you entered this for the MFT Contest! :)
ReplyDeleteTalk about creativity, that birthday wheel is fantastic, Ardyth. And cotton candy? Who would have thought.
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